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Barawards 2023: from Aurora Mazzucchelli to Martina Bonci, the winners – Italian cuisine reinvented by Gordon Ramsay


Dry Martini at the Majestic Palace (Sorrento – NA) – Hotel Bar of the Year Award

Daniele Gentili (The Organics by Red Bull) – Spirits&co Brand Ambassador of the Year Award

Fifty Italian Spirit (Pagani – SA) – Amaro Montenegro Bar Team of the Year Award

Folklore LaboratoryGreen Local of the Year Award

Forno Brisa (Bologna)Bloom Specialty Coffee Bar Café of the Year Award

Daniele Ricci (Mame Coffee – Zurich) – Barista of the Year Award

Simone Amenini (Artisanal company) – Coffee&more Brand Ambassador of the Year Award

Fabrizio Galla (Pasticceria Fabrizio Galla – Milan) – Pastry Chef/Ice Cream Maker of the Year Award

Martesana (Milan) – Ice Cream Bar Pastry Shop of the Year Award

Aurora Mazzucchelli (Mazzucchelli House – Sasso Marconi) – Chef of the Year Award

Footprint (Rome) – Easycassa Revelation Restaurant of the Year Award

Seafood sandwiches (Vieste – FG) – Agritech by Vandemoortele Sandwich Shop of the Year Award

Pellico 3, Park Hyatt MilanZini Hotel Restaurant of the Year Award

Bulgari Hotel RomeHotel Revelation of the Year Award

Barawards Innovation of the Year Awards

Vermouth di Torino in the Strucchi style (Makes) – Innovation of the Year Award for Alcohol 0-21% vol.

Alpestre Gin Alpino (OnestiGroup) – Innovation of the Year Award for Spirits – Spirits

Amaro Pratum Organic Distillery Bonaventura MaschioInnovation of the Year Award for Spirits – Liqueurs

La Reserva de ¡Tierra! Cuba LavazzaInnovation of the Year Award for Soft Drinks and Hot Drinks

Squeezita Gelatin Fixing Spray (Italian Food Factory) – Food Innovation of the Year Award

Ecospirits (Velier) – Innovation of the Year Award Solutions and Service Tools

Peter (Pietro Grinders) – Equipment and Technology Innovation of the Year Award

Dtr IoT Bar (Dtr Italy) – Special Green Mention

Barawards 2023: Bar of the Year.

The Cocktail World Awards

Looking at the professionals, in the Olympus of the Barawards 2023 we find more than one woman. Starting with Rum Diplomático Bartender of the Year Awardwon by Martina Bonci, bar manager, as well as the soul of the Giardino 25 project, Gucci’s café and cocktail bar in Florence. A title already held last year by another professional from the Medici city, Edoardo Sandriwho returned to the stage at the Barawards awards ceremony to collect the Sanpellegrino Cocktail Bar of the Year Drinks Award assigned toAtrium Bar of the Four Seasons in Florence, where he is bar manager. Not only awards to the Medici city, but also to the province and in particular to three realities that are rewriting the history of mixing in Campania and beyond: the true temple of hospitality, the Dry Martini at the Majestic Palace in Sorrento wins Hotel Bar of the Year Award. They had already smelled the podium, but 2023 is the year in which the Amaro Montenegro Bar Team of the Year Award goes to Pagani’s Fifty Italian Spirit, in the province of Salerno. And again the Green Local of the Year Award to the Pomigliano d’Arco Folklore Workshop, in the province of Naples, another emerging reality in the Neapolitan hinterland that is gaining recognition. And remaining on the topic of “Neapolitan pride”, how could we not name the winner of the Sgrappa Award Italian Bartender Abroad of the Year, Giulia Cuccurullobar manager ofArtesian Bar in London, where he brought his smile and the perfection of Italian style behind the counter. Milan to drink could not be missing from the list of best of the best of the Barawards 2023. To represent the Milanese mix we find the project that bears the signature of Mario Farullawith his Dirty Milan, Barceló Bar Revelation of the Year Award. As well as another promise for the future, which starts from Puglia but gives its best in Milan, behind the counter of the Rita’s Tiki Room: And Alessandro D’Alessiowinner of Campari Academy Bartender under 30 of the Year Award. And if in Milan we glimpse the future, in Rome we find two solid certainties, with two senators of mixing who climb to the top step of the podium in the categories they represent: on the one hand the bar manager of The Punta Expendio de AgaveRoman by birth, but with his heart in Mexico, Cristian Liar winner of Vermouth Strucchi Bar Manager of the Year Award; on the other Daniele Gentiliface of the line The Organics by Red Bull, Spirits&co Brand Ambassador of the Year Award.

#lesantorine: the influencers of Capocollo di Martina Franca – Italian Cuisine


The two sisters "weaned" on salami from the Itria Valley in the family business who brought the capocollo to Harrods and even put it in a panettone (very good)

You could call it a cup, but a Cisterinino they would be offended. We are is in the exact center of Puglia, between the hills and the sea, and for this reason it is the perfect place to do the Capocollo of Martina Franca.

Don't call it a cup

The coppa is hand-salted, dry with sea salt and black pepper, is left to rest for 15 days, then left to marinate in Verdeca wine cooked before being stuffed into natural casings and smoked. The unique scent of Capocollo of Martina Franca we owe it to Fragno, the most widespread oak in the area, and to the almond husk, another important plant in the Apulian culture, which are burned together for two days and leave the product slightly smoked. After 120 days of maturation, the Capocollo di Martina Franca Santoro is ready to fly as far as Harrod's in London.

History

The history of this sausage factory is young, it was born in 2000 from the experience of Giuseppe Santoro, butcher of Cisternino, e Piero Caramia, butcher of Martina Franca. But this is above all a family story that also features the children, Nico and Silvio Caramia, and the sisters Angela and Micaela Santoro, aka #LeSantorine. If this product has become so famous it is also thanks to them. They were weaned to cured meats from the Valle d'Itria and after leaving to study they returned home to the trulli with the aim of carrying on a great tradition, and why not, inventing new ones.

«Papa Giuseppe, who from shop boy became butcher, and then entrepreneur of the capocolli. Mom and grandmother are in the butcher's shop in the village, dad follows the production, Micaela, who has a diploma from the conservatory, in administration. And finally I, who deal with marketing and communication, ”says Angela. Today they work together and this double vision broadens the scenario, multiplies the approaches and enriches opportunities. «We started as children, on Saturdays after school, to help out in the butcher's; and then during the summer, when all this did not yet exist ". Indicates the large workshop overlooking the trulli. "We saw the company born, we built it too", continues Micaela. «We do the capocollo as in the past. But we have renewed its communication, marketing, open to new innovative products . They were the first to dress their labels in elegant black, created a premium capocollo together with Gianfranco Fino, father of the most famous primitivo di Manduria in the world, Es, produced in only 500 pieces; thought of innovative products such as the Cooked Ham with Sea Water which – they promise – will make you taste the most amazing bread and ham ever. Last born there Santorella, artisanal coarse-grained mortadella, and then classics such as wurstel. What is special about them? "In ours there is meat".

Pancapocollo

Invented a bit as a joke three years ago and become an object of Christmas desire, the Pancapocollo it is known among connoisseurs and present in every ranking. It is a sweet salty panettone with pieces of salami made with Emanuele Lenti, master of panettone in Grottaglie with his Precious Forneria Lenti, counted among the 25 best masters in Italy. It is eaten as an aperitif or appetizer with a glass of sparkling wine and has become a huge hit on Christmas and New Year's tables. Guaranteed: "Capocollo also goes well with dessert, we even made it with chocolate ice cream once".

Christmas Baskets, from Harrods and online

Their cured meats reap acclaim, are present at fairs and tastings and the word has spread as far as England. “We came to Harrods, by chance or, rather, because they fell in love with the product. They dedicated an exhibition to us in the London food hall, and seeing it was a real emotion. They selected us for the luxury Christmas baskets, from 10 and 20 thousand pounds, ”says Angela. And from this year on, they also make Christmas baskets, for sale on the site.

#LeSantorine

Angela is the brunette, Micaela is the blonde. «But they confuse us all, and so we have become 'Le Santorine', they repeat in chorus. The Santorine were born as a joke, they have become a blog on the site, some collaboration, an Instagram profile. "Let's talk about the Itria Valley and give tips for getting around the area. There are no influencers here, we are there . Other than Chiara Ferragni, to tour Puglia, follow them.

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The Aeolian recipes of the young chef Martina Caruso – Italian Cuisine

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When Martina Caruso talk about his island your eyes shine!
The island in question is Salina, the most agricultural of the Aeolian Islands, where the young chef of the Restaurant of the Hotel Signum (1 Michelin star) was born and raised. He loves the sense of freedom from time and the pulsating energy of the earth, so that when he grows up he would like to have his own farm where he can grow fruit, vegetables and gather wild herbs to preserve, because the island gives wonderful ingredients in the winter it's spring.

177859This year Martina received the Michelin Chef Donna 2019 award "for her great will and ability to progress and to represent her radiant island, through a great technique and the feminine touch of a passionate and determined young woman".

In these recipes you will find all the warmth, flavor and taste of a generous place and the wisdom of a family tradition, simple and genuine, but contemporary. A fun and delicious way to explore a truly unique Sicilian gastronomic heritage.

177838Aeolian Sandwich Club
Ingredients for 4 servings
12 slices of sliced ​​bread
1 eggplant
2 tomatoes
5 lettuce leaves
40 g of Salina capers in oil
50 g of albacore tuna in oil
8 anchovy fillets in oil
100 g of mayonnaise
8 potatoes

Preparation
Cut the aubergines into slices and grill them on a plate.
Wash and dry the lettuce and cut the tomatoes into thin slices.
Remove the outer crust from the slices of bread. Toast it in the oven for a few minutes at 160 ° C, then spread a thin layer of mayonnaise and capers on a slice of bread.

Form the first layer overlapping on the same slice of bread in order: aubergines, lettuce and tuna in oil.
Spread the mayonnaise on both sides of a second slice of bread and place it on top of the first layer of ingredients.
Continue with another layer of bread with tomatoes, anchovies in oil and hard-boiled eggs cut into slices.

Finish with a third slice of bread on which the mayonnaise is spread only from the inside of the sandwich. With one hand, lightly press the sandwich so that the layers remain firmer, block them with two toothpicks and cut the sandwich in half diagonally.
Serve with fried potatoes with peel and sauces.

177847Spaghetti with garlic, oil and chilli in sea stew and parsley
Ingredients for 4 servings
360 g of spaghetti
Extra virgin olive oil
1 teaspoon of dried chilli
200 ml fish stock
300 ml of parsley centrifuged
1 tablespoon of Parmesan cheese
250 g of breadcrumbs
White wine to blend
Pasteurized garlic:
50 g of clean garlic without a core
60 g of extra virgin olive oil

Preparation
For the pasteurized garlic: Blend the garlic without core with extra virgin olive oil, put the mixture in a terracotta bowl and bake at 100 ° C for 1 hour.
Cook the spaghetti in abundant salted water.

Prepare the stew: in a pan fry the garlic and chilli in the oil, add the white wine and add the fish stock.
Drain the pasta and stir in the sea stew, adding the Parmesan.
In a pan toast the breadcrumbs with oil. Prepare the parsley centrifuge by adding all the parsley (leaves and stems)
in a centrifuge, then reduce by adding some xanthan.

Place a spaghetti “nest” on the plate, pour the parsley centrifuge in the center of the nest, sprinkle with the toasted breadcrumbs.

177844Scorfano in Ghiotta
Ingredients for 4 servings
2 redfishes of about 500 g
1 celery stalk
2 tomatoes
8 green olives
1 tablespoon of Salina capers
1 onion
3 g of tomato paste
fish soup
300 g of boiled potatoes
230 g of milk
30 g of Parmesan cheese
extra virgin olive oil
½ glass of dry white wine
chopped onion, celery, parsley and oil
salt
sugar
Origan
wild fennel

Preparation
Gut the scorpion fish, cut all the pungent fins, scale them, wash them in running water and let them drain.
In a frying pan, prepare a sauce with the mixture (onion, celery, parsley, oil), extra virgin olive oil and oregano, then place the cleaned and cut scorpion fish fillets, add the white wine and add a tablespoon of fish stock . Cook the redfish for a few minutes, leaving it moist inside.

In a saucepan prepare the greedy sauce: cook the tomatoes cut into small cubes, with extra virgin olive oil, chopped green olives, tomato paste and fish stock.
Slice the onion and place it in a container with salt and sugar for 4 hours. At the end, drain it from the liquid it has released.
Fry the Salina capers and the wild fennel in oil.

For the cream of potatoes – Cook the boiled potatoes with milk, parmesan and a pinch of salt on low heat for 5 minutes. Then whisk well and sieve. The operation can be done with a food processor.

Presentation of the dish Place the ghiotta sauce in a deep dish, then the sliced ​​onion, the scorpion fish fillets, the
potato cream (you can make it frothy with the use of a siphon), decorate with capers and fried fennel.

177841Aeolian salad
Ingredients for 4 servings
4 boiled potatoes
1 tropea onion
500 g of cherry tomatoes
40 g of large caliber Salina capers
Mint and Oregano
Extra virgin olive oil

Preparation
Boil the potatoes, then peel them and cut them. Cut the tomatoes in half and fillet the onion.

Drain the capers well: put them in water at room temperature for about 12 hours, the water must be about twice the amount of capers. Change the water about 3-4 times over the entire procedure, tasting, so as to check the balance between the taste of the caper and the residual salt. Depending on the size of the caper, soaking times increase, and the water must be changed more frequently. Desalination is the most important procedure to fully enjoy their unmistakable taste.

Arrange all the ingredients in the dish, season with extra virgin olive oil, salt, oregano and mint leaves.

177850Milk, Chocolate, Coffee and Carob Soup
Ingredients for 4 servings
MILK SOUP
225 g of whole milk
25 g of fresh cream
10 g of corn starch
25 g of sugar
PRALINE
50 g of milk chocolate
50 g of white chocolate
10 g of butter
5 g of ground coffee
50 g of cereals for breakfast to taste
CARRUBA SYRUP
50 g of chopped carob
water
WAFER
35 g of "00" flour
35 g of sugar
35 g of butter
40 g of egg white

Preparation
For the Soup – Put all the ingredients in a saucepan and bring to a boil almost. Let the mixture begin to thicken, then turn off the heat and let it cool, with the film in contact.

For the praline – Melt the chocolates and butter in a bain-marie, then add the cereals and coffee powder, keeping a little aside for decoration. Form a square tile and let it cool. Once cold, cut into squares.

For the syrup – Cover the carob with water and let it sit for 24 hours, stirring occasionally and adding water if necessary. Bring to a boil over low heat and then leave to rest for 24 hours, strain and leave to restrict. Alternatively, the "Carruba must" can be used.

For the waffle – Melt the butter gently, add the sugar and flour a little at a time and finally the beaten egg whites. Spread the mixture on a silicone mat, forming thin circles. Bake at 180 ° C for a few minutes.

Preparation of the dessert – Place the milk soup at the base of the holster, resting on the praline with the chocolate, sprinkle with the coffee powder, decorate with the carob syrup and the wafer.

by Francesca Romana Barberini
photo credits: Stefano Butturini

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