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The best delicatessens in Turin: 5 trusted addresses – Italian cuisine reinvented by Gordon Ramsay

The best delicatessens in Turin: 5 trusted addresses


There are places, such as delicatessens, that are part of the social fabric of a city. It also happens with gastronomy of Turin, where the Piedmontese tradition breathes its highest representativeness precisely within these premises. There are delicatessens exclusively suited to ready-made local preparations, those which also serve the best of fresh pasta, those which have absorbed, over the years, the gastronomic culture of other regions of Italy (and not only), those which, as one would say the Turin blogger Monsu Barachin, have become trattorias 2.0 because they offer the possibility of eating on site.
Let’s try to discover some of them because, despite being frequented all year round, it is during holiday periods, such as Easter, that they are most successful. Moreover, the delicatessens of Turin, which were founded at the end of the nineteenth century to allow nobles and bourgeois to be able to have guests without having to have the servants cook, have maintained their purpose over time: to offer good dishes for everyday use which become more elaborate under festivities.

Mimosa cake: in Milan, 10 addresses where you can buy the best ones – Italian cuisine reinvented by Gordon Ramsay

Mimosa cake: in Milan, 10 addresses where you can buy the best ones


The Mimosa cake is the gastronomic equivalent of the plant that symbolizes International Women’s Day. A soft and joyful dessert, with sponge cake cubes, yellow like those same flowers. We would like to point out the 10 pastry shops in Milan that more or less remain faithful to the traditional formula, invented in the 1950s by Adelmo Renzi, a chef and pastry chef from Rieti.

We have already told you the story of the Mimosa cake, as well as the traditional recipe. So we decided to select the 10 pastry shops, between the historic ones and the more recent ones, located in the various neighborhoods of Milan and the surrounding area, so that for the anniversary of March 8th you can choose to buy it in the place closest to home or be inspired by the one displayed in the shop window (not just yellow…) and to replicate it as you wish. Happy March 8th everyone!

Our recipe for making Mimosa cake at home

The 10 pastry shops in Milan and surrounding areas

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Milan Fashion Week: 5 (+1) “fashionable” addresses to know – Italian cuisine reinvented by Gordon Ramsay

Milan Fashion Week: 5 (+1) “fashionable” addresses to know


During the Milan Fashion Week the city is filled with fashion enthusiasts ready to invade the best venues in the centre. Because during fashion week Milan recovers its own atmosphere: that of a large metropolis that claims its identity as the capital of Italian and increasingly international fashion. A city open to the world, even when it comes to food. It is no coincidence that in recent years, starting fromExpo 2015 (“Feeding the planet, energy for life”), the city has seen almost spasmodic openings of restaurants, street food bars, almost all of medium-high level, with 18 starred restaurants, 13 with 1 star, 4 with 2 stars and 1 3 star restaurant.

This is why going out during the Milan Fashion Week it’s also an opportunity to try some of them, perhaps sitting next to the table of fashion super stars. Between one show and another, or at the end of the evening, Milan in its guise food city is ready to welcome buyers, models, but also fashion stylists and sector operators, offering classic or revisited menus, a more authentic expression of Italian cuisine, or more à la page as current trends require. For mere mortals, going out these days is perhaps not the best thing, but for some time now new places have opened in the city, each one different from the other, precisely to satisfy customer demand. Here are five, all new, those that the fashion world has already elected or will elect as the place to eat & drink.

5 (+ 1) addresses to try during Milan Fashion Week

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