Welcome to my Cooking Italian for Beginners Course.
Have you always wanted to cook Italian in your own kitchen?
And more importantly cook Italian the way the Italians cook it?
Look no further.
Italian food is a compilation of a wide range of recipes and methods that existed before the formation of what we know now, as Italy. It is a collection of regional recipes and different methods: Milanese, Piedmontese, Tuscan, Roman, etc., rather than one single cuisine. Every chef, every cook, every region in Italy will have different methods of making a single recipe.
Welcome to my Cooking Italian for Beginners Course.
Have you always wanted to cook Italian in your own kitchen?
And more importantly cook Italian the way the Italians cook it?
Look no further.
Italian food is a compilation of a wide range of recipes and methods that existed before the formation of what we know now, as Italy. It is a collection of regional recipes and different methods: Milanese, Piedmontese, Tuscan, Roman, etc., rather than one single cuisine. Every chef, every cook, every region in Italy will have different methods of making a single recipe.
And don't worry, I'm not going to ask you to buy a pizza stone for your pizza - this is a course for the homecook after all. I want to make your life easier.
What you'll be getting:
Traditional, authentic recipes from Italy
Italian recipes made from scratch
20 years of Italian cooking experience condensed into one course
an insider's knowledge on how to cook Italian
We will be going back to basics and keeping it real, you will learn how to cook and present the following confidently like a native:
Antipasto platters
Insalata Caprese
Fresh Pasta
Ravioli
Pesto (so easy, and so much better than shop bought. )
Bolognese (it's not as tomato-ey as you think. )
Spaghetti alla Carbonara (no cream, the way it's made in Italy)
Pizza of course. (made in your oven, with any pan you have)
Every dish is accompanied by a detailed, step-by-step written recipe that you can download in Microsoft Word or Adobe pdf format.
So get your apron on and I'll see you in your kitchen.
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A quick look at parmesan, pecorino, ricotta and mozarella, the four cheeses we'll be using in this course.
I'll show you just how quick and easy antipasto platters are to put together. Keep it simple or spice it up, it's all in your hands!
I will show you just how easy it is to make raviloi at home with "specialist" tools and regular stuff you find at home.
This is it! Probably the lecture you've all been waiting for - let's make pizza from scratch!
Learn how to correctly make Pizza Margerita as it's made in Italy.
A great base to build up your own flavours.
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