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Daniele Curzietti

Born in Marche region, passionate about cooking, studies at Senigallia cooking school, then he grows up with Rolla chef and at Passetto famous restaurant in Ancona. He made a long experience out of Italy to complete his career .He likes the traditional regional ingredients with touches of modernity.

Recipes

Pumpkin cream with white truffle sauce

If you think about fall, your mind runs to warm colours, amazing orange mantle of leaves on the ground, roasted chestnut, new wine and to pumpkin, of course. Pumpkin is the great protagonist of this season, it celebrates the colours…

Cannelloni with ricotta and Tartufata

“Life is like a box of chocolates, you never know which one are you going to pick up”. So said Forrest Gump in the eponymous movie, so famous and deeply complicated one. Chocolates are a life gastronomic metaphor. All of…

Potatoes and leek velvety with sliced summer truffle

È arrivato il freddo e vuoi scaldarti un po’? Ecco la nostra ricetta per una calda vellutata di patate e porri con scaglie di tartufo estivo!

STORY TO BE TOLD

Pasta, Speck, Tartufata cream and Philadelphia soft cheese
Cut the speck into pieces or dice it . Put the butter in a no -stick pan and melt it. Brown the speck just for some minutes. Melt the Philadelphia cheese in a pan with the speck, add some milk…
Mountain croissant
In summer i dream of the mountain and in winter i look for the sea. During a so strange year like this one , i dream with open eyes and i hope that all of us we could come back…
Carpaccio with truffle
Switch off your electric stove and switch on your taste buds! Hot weather make us cook fresh, easy and light recipes. Carpaccio is one of these recipes. With its flavour and the right combination could be a fast appetizer and…
Boscaiola fettuccine, summer sliced truffle
This morning I went shopping and I felt in love. It’s true, I agree with you, now it’s not the mushroom season, but sometime, you need to go out of rules. Sometimes you need to fulfill your desire. After so…
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