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  1. 1. ITALIAN CUISINE MOTHER OF ALL WESTERN AND EUROPEAN CUISINES Presented by Chef Pankaj Chaudhary, Lecturer, Institute of Hotel Management, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh.
  2. 2. Map of Italy
  3. 3. ITALIAN REGIONS WITH CULINARY SIGNIFICANCE • ABRUZZO • BASILICATA • CAMPANIA • EMILIA-ROMAGNA • LIGURIA • LOMBARDY • PIEDMONT • PUGLIA • SARDINIA • SICILY • TUSCANY • UMBRIA • VENETO
  4. 4. ABRUZZO  Central part of Italy facing Adriatic sea.  Seafood, chilli peppers, saffron, olive oil,rosemary,garlic,etc  Abruzzi dish- aglio olio pepproncino
  5. 5. BASILICATA AKA LUCANIA- SOUTHERN ITALY Do not have much culinary relevance Sausage- Loukanika Pigs are lean and thin. Pork-integral part
  6. 6. CAMPANIA- CULINARY CAPITAL OF SOUTHERN ITALY • Most famous region from culinary point. • Gave pizza to the world. • Famous for fresh vegetables. • Active volcano – Mount Vesuvius on one side and coast of Naples on the other. • Cuisine is known as Neapolitan.. • Known for fresh Mozzarella cheese, Durum wheat(pasta or macaroni wheat) • Largest producer of pasta • Spaghetti
  7. 7. EMILIA-ROMAGNA-NORTHERN ITALY • Culinary capital of north- Bologna • Creators of fresh and flat pastas. • Lasagne, tortellini and tagliatelle. • Balsamic vinegar, Parmigiana, cold cuts such as prosciutto • Bologna sausage • Bolognaise sauce
  8. 8. LIGURIA-COASTAL REGION,ALPS,NORTH WEST • Famous basil grows in Liguria and Genoa • Pesto Genovese or Ligurian pesto- A paste made from combining basil leaves with garlic, parmesan cheese, pine nuts and olive oil. Pest is used as flavouring as well as cooking ingredient. • Minestrone • Focaccia • Gnocchi made from potatoes. • Chickpea and polenta. • Olives and olive oil- extra virgin olive oil • Porcini and ovoli mushrooms
  9. 9. LOMBARDY- NORTH • Cooking style also called Milanese- use of saffron, slow cooking covered for long time • Agricultural province with Milan as centre of Industrial activities. • Watered by Rivers from melting ice of the Alps and Apennine ranges, hence suitable for Risotto rice. • Cattle – butter & cream used more than olive oil. • Wide variety of cheese- Cheese lovers paradise of Italy. • Famous cheese- Gorgonzola, Provolone and Taleggio. • Osso Bucco- A traditional stew of veal shanks. • Close to France and Switzerland • Panettone- A famous Christmas sweet bread • Scallopini •
  10. 10. PIEDMONT- NORTH WEST ITALY • Resemblance with French food- Food eaten course wise • Famous Bagna cauda (anchovies,butter,garlic- cooked dipping sauce for boiled & roasted vegetables) • Produces biggest number of cheese-(DOP) Denominazione di Origin Protetta • Greatest rice producing area. • Grissini – Breadsticks from Turin, capital of Piedmont. French Emperor Napolean called them “those little Turinese sticks” • Fresh agnolotti pasta • Hazelnut flavoured chocolate Gianduja • Piedmont truffle- Most prized white truffle from Lange
  11. 11. PUGLIA/APULIA- HEEL/SOUTH EASTERN TIP • Wheat, tomatoes, zucchini, fennel, endive, fava beans, cannellini beans, chickpeas. • Largest producer of olive oil in Italy • Seafood • Orecchiette pasta- ear shaped pasta • Nothing is wasted here- extra vegetables are sundried, stale breads are pan fried in olive oil.
  12. 12. SARDINIA- ISLAND IN MEDITERRANEAN SEA • Second largest island after Sicily • Sardines • Bottarga caviar • Pork and suckling pigs • Porceddu- Suckling pig cooked on spit • Breads made dry to preserve
  13. 13. SICILY- LARGEST ISLAND OF ITALY IN MED. • Influenced by Greeks, Spanish, Arabs • Couscous • Antipasti- Sicilian caponata • Arancine (deep fried rice croquettes) • Famous desserts- Cannoli, cassata and granita • Famous cheese Ricotta • Blood oranges
  14. 14. TUSCANY- HEARTLAND OF ITALY • Olives, wheat, wine • Simple cooking • Minestrone
  15. 15. UMBRIA • Not very refined • Cucina povera- food of the poor or peasants • Prosciuttos from this regions are quiet famous
  16. 16. VENETO • Jewel city – Venice • Baccala – salted cod • Carnaroli and vialone nano • Squid • Tiramisu • Famous cheese Asigo
  17. 17. ITALIAN CHEESE • Parmesan or Parmigiano Reggiano- Cows milk- Grainy hard, grated over pastas. King of cheese, aged for 12 months to 2 years. More aged more expensive. Not pressed. Whey fed to pigs reared for prosciutto. • Will be called Grano Padano if produced in Lombardy region.
  18. 18. ITALIAN CHEESE • Pecorino • Ricotta- soft creamy, ewe milk, drained in special baskets whick give impression on the cheese • Mascarpone- Lombardy , cows milk, used for making Tiramisu. • Gorgonzola-blue-veined, penicillium glaucum • Mozzarella • Scarmoza • Provolone • Bocconcini
  19. 19. ITALLIAN CHARCUTERIE/SALUMI • Salami • Prosciutto • Bacon • Bologna • Mortadella • Bresola- air dried salted beef from Lombardy • Baccala- salted cod
  20. 20. OLIVE OIL • Extra Virgin Olive oil – Acidity less than or around 1%, Virgin means made by physical means with no chemicals or refining agents.Dark green, Salads and pastas, sensitive to sunlight so packed in dark bottles. • Virgin olive oil- 1-2 % acidity • Pomace oil- the olive oil is made by crushing olives to a paste and allowed to percolate through straw mats. Pressure is applied to extract remaining olive oil. The paste still contains 10% olive oil which is extracted by adding a chemical solvent(hexane).used for frying. • Pure Olive oil- low quality oil obtained by refining. Sold as 100% olive oil.
  21. 21. HOW IT IS MADE?
  22. 22. EQUIPMENTS • Paiolo • Chitara • Pizza oven • Scolapasta • Mozarella slicer • Mezzaluna • Gnocchi board • Mortar pestle • Pasta Machine
  23. 23. POPULAR ITALIAN PREPARATIONS • Minestrone • Pollo alla cacciatora- hunters chicken • Saltimbocca- Veal escalopes lined with prosciutto and cooked • Osso bucco • Melanzane alla parmigiano • Acqua pazza • Frito misto • Gnochhi • Insalata capresse • Vitello tonnato • Insalata de Cesare • Panettone • Tiramissu • Zabaglione • Sicillian cassata
  24. 24. POPULAR ITALIAN BREADS • Focaccia • Ciabatta • Grissini • Pizza • Panettone- sweet bread • Baugette • Fougassa
  25. 25. LET US REVISE
  26. 26. AGLIO OLIO PASTA IS FROM ……. BALSAMIC VINEGAR IS FROM….. WHICH REGION GAVE PIZZA TO THE WORLD CULINARY CAPITAL OF NORTHERN ITALY IS…… AND SOUTHERN ITALY IS ….. CUISINE OF WHICH REGION IS KNOWN AS NEAPOLITAN
  27. 27. THANKYOU

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