80 ricette della tradizione - 80 traditional recipes
Authors: Luciana Sampogna, Franco Cogoli
DESCRIPTION
This book is a compilation of family food, love, memories and time spent in Veneto. Be seduced by Venice, with its spices, fish and small bites, spritz and one thousand and one nights. Travel inland and fall in love with Verona, where risotto is made with Amarone and the taste of red wine lingers. Discover the Prosecco Hills, where the meat reigns and the vines are a gift. Climb to the Dolomites for apples, mountain game, and skies so blue they feel like forever. Learn to cook baccalà from Vicenza or mantecato from Venice. Find your way to the true recipe for tiramisù — after all, it was born right here in Treviso.
“In Veneto” Polenta is made in many ways, either yellow or white, made as cake or simply fried, soft or cut with a line. Cook with our spirit — making gnocchi, stirring risotto, and dreaming up cakes touched by the memory of Marco Polo’s voyages. Take your place at our table, and taste the culture of a region where time is measured not in hours, but in meals, memories, and stories.
Welcome to my home — the land I am proud to belong to.
SPECIFICATIONS
Italian-English Bilingual
Hardback
19,5x23,5 cm (7.7x9.2 inches)
272 pages
ISBN 978-88-3140-351-1



ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Luciana Sampogna, the founder of Colline di Luce and the Italian Cooking School in Sydney, graduated from the Sorelle Simili’s school in Bologna, where she met her greatest mentors, Margherita and Valeria Simili.
Luciana set sail for New Zealand and opened her first cooking school in Auckland in 1998. In 2002, with great enthusiasm, Luciana opened her cooking school, Cucina Italiana, in Australia.
In 2021, Luciana moved permanently to Italy, and it is here, among the Prosecco Hills, that she now spends her time teaching students from all over the world.
Franco Cogoli is a travel photographer based in the heart of Veneto and he has been a professional since 2000.
He is a long-standing contributor to the monthly magazines Bell’Italia, Bell’Europa, In Viaggio, Gardenia, Meridiani, Meridiani Montagne, Dove, and other nationally and internationally distributed publications. He works on assignments for tourism boards, with commissions carried out for the Veneto Region, the Cavallino-Treporti Tourist Park, and the Asiago 7 Comuni Tourist Consortium.
Part of his archive is managed by the photo agency Simephoto, with which he created the entire photographic content of the book Semplice e buono on authentic Ladin cuisine. He has also collaborated on other projects, including the development of a new image database for the City of Conegliano Veneto.