A visit to Le Logge in Siena (Tuscany) to watch the Chef preparing "Spaghetti Mancini con Rigatino, Cipolla e Pecorino" - Spaghetti with Rigatino Toscano (pork belly), onion and pecorino cheese.
I’ve been to Milan, Bologna, and Rome. Like anywhere, the restaurants can be hit and miss. I would say that for Italy, there are more hits than misses.
I know very well the Osteria LeLogge! From 1988 to 1998 we were often here in our holiday in May and September. It is famous for his former chef Gianni Brunelli. Many german politicians could one meet, called the "Toskana Fraktion". Gianni and his wife were very friendly to their guests and we lived here a happy life.
I love that all-electric kitchen! It lacks a certain whoosh of the traditional flaming gas stoves, but damn, it looks a lot easier to keep clean and those induction cookers are fast and efficient.
Обожаю Италию и итальянцев ! ) Люблю путешествовать по Италии и посещать уютные ресторанчики с прекрасной кухней и людьми! Пусть Италия процветает в веках и дарит людям радость своим теплом, гостеприимством и любящим сердцем!
There were so many good things in Russia, too. I want to visit this country, at least once in my lifetime. I think russian dishes are not that bad either ;)
I loved everything about this spaghetti recipe and the chef's were phenomenal! Looks delicious for sure! The only thing that annoyed me a little as a personal preference, was the induction cooktop. I prefer FIRE 🔥 and I enjoy watching professional chef's harnessing and taming the fire 🔥 and heat to cook their amazing orders that pour in. I really don't think induction took anything away from the finished product which looked fantastic but, I just loved watch chef's cooking with fire 🔥
Man kriegt direkt diese echten, unverfälschten italienischen "Vibes". Sie hat einfach was ganz Spezielles, die ( authentische ) italienische Küche: Klasse der Rohprodukte, diese gewisse Traditionaltät ( alte Rezepte noch von der "nonna" und sowas ), gleichzeitig diese gewisse "Lässigkeit" in der Zubereitung, die ganze Atmosphäre des Lokals scheint irgendwie in die Pasta "einzuziehen"... wisst schon, was ich zu sagen versuche ;-) Übrigens "Lässigkeit": Hier schreit irgendwie gar keiner rum oder so - keiner baut irgendwie Hierarchien und Druck auf.. 🤔 Etwas, ohne das es ja - angeblich ( aus deutscher Sicht ) - in Profi-Küchen "nicht geht". Siehe da - doch: Und das Essen sieht top aus 👌🏻 👌🏻
Je suis amoureux de l'Italie et particulièrement de la ville de Sienne. Je ne manquerai pas lors d'une prochaine visite d'aller dîner dans ce merveilleux restaurant. Vive l'Italie !
I like a hearty meal, amazing food but I don’t want to leave the table feeling hungry, I thought that “nouvelle cuisine” was dead. I’m happy to eat at a roadside Les Routiers restaurants in France, never left hungry, don’t break the bank, what’s good enough for French truck drivers is good enough for me, they are a rather discerning group.
I think it was a tasting portion for the servers. Notice he didn’t put it in the window for a server to pick up. Also, the size of dishes are small as you are perhaps gonna eat many of different ones.
Gosh these are little portions! I thought it’s at least one!..Little portions for everything…probably big prices for everything..but I am sure it’s delicious! 😉😜😄
Whenever I am searing, out comes my Finex cast iron with a polished surface. BTW, I figured out how to season a carbon steel wok and the trick is to clean the pan to bare unoxidized metal and then oxidize it at a specific temperature. If you overheat the pan you lose the bluing. Then you can season at a lower temperature with a little oil.@@pookiestock
I think you can add all kind of fresh herbs you have : parsley of course, but also tarragon, basil, chives, and a little bit of Salvia (not to much because it's very tasty)...
Needs fermented anchovy Sauce...liqumun or garum....kinda pricy tho so if you're on a budget just use the anchovy and olive oil they are packed in. Ancient ingredients.. Also try fresh Roman herbs
Just guessing - at 4:19: That Sting on the picture? Might be completely wrong. I just know he owns a manor in Tuscany, where he resides most of the year.
This is the only and best way to cook. Ready in minutes, highest quality and affordable. Brands like Knorr, using a microwave, deep freeze shit and such trash has nothing to do with cooking. This is cooking.
Every time he lifts the pan the induction cook top cuts out. I feel his frustration of trying to toss properly while keeping the pan in contact with the cook top. He’s unable to properly emulsify the sauce while keeping the heat on. Ouija board hell. I have both induction and gas. No contest gas win hands down for this type of cooking.
That's no sense: the pan bottom keeps its temperature even when not in contact with the induction board... moreover, each time the contact is re-established heat comes up quite istantaneously
Video auto- promozionale di quel ristorante, dato che mostra cotture anche di altre pietanze, purea/purè compreso, che con "la ricetta semplice" degli Spaghetti del titolo non c'entrano una mazza. Più che le pietanze, ho trovato interessanti quelle padelline professionali di diversa fattura. Le pinze in metallo ormai sono diventate un must, ma certe volte ricordano i gessetti sulla lavagna, stridono!
0:47 - Seriously, that piece of onion fell onto the super-clean stove only a few centimeters away from the pan, why discard it instead of putting it into the pan?
Sorry people. That pasta is just not my cupa tea if you know what I mean. I'll just have the wine and head straight for the nearest McDonald's. With all due respect to the Chef. 😊
What kinda of cheap induction stove have you been using? I put one in my old house before I sold it and it was great. Infinite adjustment. Super steady….
Restaurant gourmet, porzioni piccole e conto salato. Certa gente preferisce l'esclusività alla porzione abbondante, ma ci sono ovviamente ristoranti dove mangi tanto e spendi il giusto
