Italian Street Food
Book Title: Italian Street Food: Recipes From Italy’s Bars and Hidden Laneways by Paola Bacchia
Category: Adult Nonfiction, 274 pages
Genre: Cookbook
Publisher: Smith Street
Release date: October 2016
Tour dates: Oct 3 to 21, 2016
Content Rating: PG
Italy’s classic recipes are well known the world over, but few are aware of the dishes that reign on the flourishing Italian street-food scene. Hidden behind the town squares, 
away from the touristy restaurants, and down back streets are little-known gems offering up some of Italy’s tastiest and best-kept secret dishes that the locals prize.
ITALIAN STREET FOOD is not just another Italian cookbook; it delves into truly authentic Italian fare—the kind of secret recipes that are passed down through generations. Learn how to make authentic polpettine, arancini, stuffed cuttlefish, cannolis, and fritters, and perfect your gelato-making skills with original flavors such as lemon and basil or affogato and aperol. With beautiful stories and stunning photography throughout, ITALIAN STREET FOOD delivers an authentic, lesser known take on a much loved cuisine.
Buy the book: Rizzoli ~ Amazon
Meet the author:
Paola Bacchia is one of Australia’s most popular Italian food bloggers. On her blog, Italy on My Mind, she shares family memories and their connections to food. It won awards for best food blog in 2013 and 2015 from ITALY Magazine. Paola returns to Italy every year to expand her knowledge of Italian food, its traditions, and innovations.
Connect to the author: Website ~ Twitter ~ Facebook ~ Pinterest ~ Instagram
Tour connections:
@italyonmymind @NouveauWriter @iReadBookTours
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Looking at this book would make me so ravenous…
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I know exactly what you mean, I was starving just preparing the post!!
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My husband is Italian and he loves Italian food. The Food that I have tried to make have not turned out well. He bakes better than I and perhaps this would help him in cooking too.
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Good plan, good luck then!
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My hubby is Italian and we make our own gravy, meatballs and pasta. I would enjoy this cookbook :0 thank you for sharing!
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wow, one thing I didn’t know about you Kim, so good luck!
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My mouth is watering just looking at it. 🙂 I’m half Italian and grew up with mom and my grandmother cooking feasts every Sunday. Even though they taught me to cook I still can’t produce the tadtes they did. I’d love to add this to my collection of cookbooks as well as trying these dishes.
Carol L
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yes, so yummy! good luck!
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