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Spaghetti and agretti recipe with orange butter – Italian Cuisine


  • 350 g spaghetti
  • 200 g agretti
  • 80 g pitted taggiasche olives
  • 30 g butter
  • 2 pcs oranges
  • salt
  • pepper

For the spaghetti and agretti recipe with orange butter, clean the agretti: eliminate the roots and soak them in water, changing it several times. Blanch them in salted water for a couple of minutes. Grate the zest of 1 orange. Squeeze the juice of both citrus fruits, pour it into a large pan and let it reduce for 4-5 minutes; then add the butter and let it cool. Cook the spaghetti in plenty of boiling salted water, draining them a couple of minutes before the times indicated on the package. Let them cook for 1-2 minutes in the pan with the orange butter, adding a ladle of cooking water. Add the orange zest, the agretti, the olives, season with salt and pepper, stir and serve.

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IT Milan: trend with spaghetti with tomato sauce – Italian Cuisine

IT Milan: trend with spaghetti with tomato sauce


IT Milan: an illuminating example of how a "cool" restaurant in the heart of fashionable Brera can serve good Italian cuisine, without style exercises or contamination whatsoever. The secret? Experience in the field, a good team and the menu of Gennarino Esposito

Milan has a feature: it is full of beautiful places where you can eat so well (or just bad), but also places that need a refresh (and better service). Let's talk about the mid-range, the one with a cost between 70 and 100 euros, wines included: it is evident that above is almost all perfect; and God forbid. Many people say that it is almost impossible today to find the right balance between the "cool" environment and the quality of service (a book could be written about this) and cooking: dishes made with carefully chosen ingredients, prepared with class. And listen, hear Italians. Without miso broths, yuzu, wakame. Which, for heaven's sake, we like them too, but only if we read the presence in the map of a Chinese restaurant or a ramen-bar. The most recent venue that should be studied by those who intend to open one is called IT Milan. It is located in Brera – a neighborhood of very high average and mediocre places, obviously expensive – at 32 Via Fiori Chiari where there was the Gondrand Palace.

It is the second local

Those who frequent the Balearics will have noticed that the same sign shines in Ibiza. The founder Alessio Matrone, in 2015, opened the first restaurant on Botafoch Marina. He followed the "Ibiza style", like a thousand other Italian entrepreneurs who tried their hand on those islands, but he focused on our kitchen. Particularly that of the South flanked by Spanish proposals and some international dishes. All discounted, except that he asked for the advice from Gennaro Esposito, that beyond the two Michelin stars, it is extraordinary to find the right menu for the right place, executed by the right people. See the work done on Mammà in Capri, one of the most cheerful and enjoyable of all. With hundreds of seats at the service, among other things, and not the usual winds.

Three spaces in one

IT Milan still looks superior to us. Always created by Matrone with another entrepreneur – Ferruccio De Lorenzo – it could be in London (where the third local of the chain will open in September) or New York, but it's in Milan: 800 square meters of surface, non-forced interior design, recalls the 60s, soft and rounded shapes of the seats. A "warm" environment, divided into three areas that have their own light: the bistro for lunch or an aperitif, the restaurant itself, the lounge on the lower floor for private events or after dinner. There is excellent background music (in how many "trendy" places is it apt, by the way?) and a team of professionals to drive the car, already well within a few weeks of the opening: Carlo Tinelli (general manager), Savio Bina (restaurant manager ), Giacomo Morlacchi (head sommelier). And as an executive chef, here is an already experienced thirty like Aldo Ritrovato, arrived from not far Bulgari and a past from commis (not surprisingly) to the Torre del Saracino.

Southern flavors

We bring you something from the menu, as stated by the great Gennarino. Ventresca of seared tuna, smoked aubergines and balsamic vinegar; Mixed pasta soup, shellfish and rock fish (never tasted? bad); Spaghetti with pomorodo; Scorpion fish with Controne beans and scampi; Flagfish; Zucchini alla scapece, the Babà of the house … But there is also the Milanese veal cutlet. All good, direct, sunny; without style exercises and not even a contamination. Those who feel trendy will like it, but also those who follow nothing but their palate, spending an average of 70 euros to infinity based on the choice in the cellar. But it is not a miracle in Milan. Just think about it and understand (a minimum) of premises and cuisine.

Spaghetti alla puttanesca and horseradish recipe – Italian Cuisine

Spaghetti alla puttanesca and horseradish recipe


  • 320 g spaghetti
  • 200 g tomato sauce (fresh, in season)
  • 5 g fried capers
  • 5 g pitted Taggiasca olives in oil
  • 1 pc red pepper
  • fresh horseradish
  • extra virgin olive oil
  • seed oil
  • salt

For the spaghetti alla puttanesca and horseradish recipe, cook the spaghetti in plenty of boiling salted water. Meanwhile pour 10 g of oil into a pan and heat it with the chilli pepper cut in half; add the datterini puree and cook for 10 minutes. Season with salt. Drain the pasta al dente, leaving 4 spaghetti in the water. Season with the tomato sauce. Drain the 4 most cooked spaghetti, dab them and fry them in a saucepan with seed oil at 170 ° C for 1-2 minutes. Spread the spaghetti seasoned on the plates, completed with the olives, the fried capers and the grated horseradish at the moment; decorated with fried noodles.
Recipe by Davide Oldani

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