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a journey of unforgettable taste – Italian cuisine reinvented by Gordon Ramsay

a journey of unforgettable taste



Meanwhile, in a pan, heat the olive oil and brown the chopped garlic. Add the swordfish bacon and brown until crispy. Add the chopped peeled tomatoes and cook over medium heat for about 15-20 minutes, creating a thick sauce.



Ireland Week and A Taste of Ireland: we celebrate (also) by eating – Italian cuisine reinvented by Gordon Ramsay


Irish ingredients and Italian cuisine: this will also be theIreland Week, an entire week of celebrations and festivities dedicated to the Emerald Isle from 10 to 17 March, St. Patrick’s Day, its patron saint. Meetings, screenings, music, cultural walks, which will pleasantly invade all of Milan (the complete program is on www.ireland.com), but also excellent food, and not just in the Lombard capital.

A Taste of Ireland 2024

Because, in addition to being an island full of greenery and uncontaminated landscapes, Ireland is also famous for its excellent products, the result of a pioneering land for sustainability: among the many beef and lamb that grow free to graze feeding only on grass, but also organic salmon, and oysters with great flavour. The Irish government body promotes them Bord Bia, which in collaboration with Irish Tourism and JRE-Italy, Jeunes Restaurateurs d’Europe, is promoting an event within an event from 10 to 17 March: TO Taste of Ireland.

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In its second edition, A Taste of Ireland will be an opportunity to taste Irish gastronomic excellence in dishes prepared ad hoc by the chefs of Jeunes Restaurateurs d’Europe throughout Italy and beyond. The chefs of the restaurant will also participate Chefs’ Irish Beef Club (CIBC), the initiative founded in 2004 and managed by Bord Bia which includes prestigious international chefs who promote and enhance Irish beef and, among many, Roberto Valbuzzi, chef patron of the Crotto Valtellina restaurant, as well as Ambassador for Irish meat. A collective initiative that will allow you to taste the products of the Green Island in gourmet restaurants, but also pubs and family restaurants.

Ireland Week and Irish flavors with an Italian touch

«We are happy to propose ‘A Taste of Ireland’ again this year, a hymn to the flavors and quality of Irish raw materials and part of a celebration entirely dedicated to the excellence of the Emerald Isle. For seven days, throughout Italy, you will be able to taste some of Ireland’s premium products – including beef, lamb, scampi, salmon and oysters – raised and fished according to traditional but also sustainable practices and with certified quality”, he explains Francesca Perfetto, Market Specialist at Bord Bito. «We are enthusiastic about the partnership with Bord Bia on the occasion of the third Ireland Week, which allows us to expand the reach of the “A Taste of Ireland” Food Festival at a national level, with the participation of restaurants in many Italian cities. Food is one of Ireland’s surprises,” he adds Marcella Ercolini, Director of Irish Tourism in Italy. All the details of the restaurants participating in the initiative are available at the link Irelandweek.it/atasteofireland.

Which restaurants are participating in A Taste of Ireland

Irish Beef Ambassador
Crotto Valtellina, Chef Roberto Valbuzzi (Malnate, VA)

Followed by the Milanese realities of:
– Arcane
– Beef Club Milan
– Crazy Patrick’s
– Football Pub
– Out of stock
– Hard Rock
– La Belle Alliance
– Pellegrini butcher’s shop (Porta Venezia)
– Pellegrini butcher’s shop (Lambrate)
– Miro
– Mulligan’s Pub
– Old Fox Pub
– PitBeef
– Pogue Mahone’s restaurant
– Identità Golose Restaurant
– Spirit of Milan

The JRE-Italia restaurants

LOMBARDY
– Innocenti Evasioni, Chef Tommaso Arrigoni (Milan)
– Due Spade, Chef Lorenzo Di Bari (Milan)
– Antica Osteria Magenes, Chef Dario Guidi (Gaggiano Milan)
– Colonne Restaurant, Chef Silvio Battistoni (Varese)
– Lanterna Verde Restaurant, Chef Roberto Tonola (Villa di Chiavenna, SO)

PIEDMONT
– Atelier Restaurant, Chef Giorgio Bartolucci (Domodossola, NO)

SOUTH TYROL
Hotel restaurant Unterwirt, Chef Alex Haselwanter (Gudon, BZ)

VENETO
– La Favellina Restaurant, Chef Federico Pettenuzzo (Malo, VI)
– La Locanda Di Piero, Chef Renato Rizzardi (Vicenza)
– Trequarti, Chef Alberto Basso (Vicenza)

LIGURIA
– Il Giardino del Gusto, Chef Emanuele Donalisio (Ventimiglia, IM)

EMILIA ROMAGNA
– L’Erba del Re Restaurant, Chef Luca Marchini (Modena)
– San Domenico Restaurant, Chef Massimiliano Mascia (Imola, BO)

TUSCANY
– La Perla del Mare Restaurant, Chef Deborah Corsi (San Vincenzo, LI)
– La Leggenda dei Frati Restaurant, Chef Filippo Saporito (Florence)

MARCHE
– Lo Scudiero Restaurant, Chef Daniele Patti (Pesaro)

UMBRIA
– Trippini Restaurant, Chef Paolo Trippini (Civitella del Lago, PG)

PUGLIA
– Il Capriccio Restaurant, Chef Leonardo Vescera (Vieste, FG)
– Quintessere Restaurant, Chef Stefano Di Gennaro (Trani, BT)

The list of members concludes with the restaurants of the Chefs’ Irish Beef Club (CIBC):
– Mulino Landi Restaurant of Hotel Certaldo, Chef Sara Conforti (Certaldo, FI)
– Nido del Picchio, Chef Daniele Repetti (Carpaneto Piacentino, PC)
– Bocon Divino, Chef Alberto Canton (Camposampiero, PD)
– Rome Luxus Bistrot, Chef Andrea Fusco (Rome)

Ossobuco alla Milanese, the taste of Lombardy at the table – Italian cuisine reinvented by Gordon Ramsay

Ossobuco alla Milanese, the taste of Lombardy at the table



L’ossobuco alla Milanese draws its origins from the Lombardy region, in particular from the city of Milan. It is one of the most renowned culinary cities in Italy and this regional recipe it is one of the most famous. It boasts a long history and represents a symbol of elegance and taste in the gastronomy of the Bel Paese. Plus, it’s a dish nutritious and tasty. Ossobuco, which means “bone with a hole” in Italian, is a cut of veal that contains bone marrowmaking it a natural source of good fats. Veal is also rich in high quality proteins, iron and B vitamins. The ingredients used, such as white wine, meat broth, butter and parsley, add complexity to the dish. This dish can be enjoyed in any season, but is particularly suitable for special occasions and elegant dinners.

Its preparation requires time and attention to detail, making it perfect for surprising guests, celebrating a special occasion, a romantic dinner or a family party. Preparing this recipe requires the use of thick slices of ossobuco, which are braised in a rich sauce composed of tomato, white wine, meat broth, onion, celery and carrot. These ingredients combine to create an aromatic and tasty sauce, which envelops the meat, making it tender and succulent. Additionally, osso buco is often served with a side of saffron risottoenriched with a sprinkling of fresh chopped parsley it’s a grated lemon zest for a touch of freshness. Ready to travel to Milan from the kitchens of your home? Turn on your imagination and you will certainly amaze your guests with an irresistible Milanese osso buco.



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