In order to protect the authenticity of Italian products and cuisine, the Italian Trade Commission Office of NYC and the GVCI, the Virtual Group of Italian Chefs, in collaboration with the International Culinary Center, led by Chef Cesare Casella, organized celebrations. The International Day of Italian Cuisine, in its 7th edition, focused on Italy's #1 pasta dish: Spaghetti al Pomodoro.
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It took Gruppo Parmacotto five years for to get the approval of the Food & Drug Administration (FDA) to import Prosciutto Toscano PDO to the USA. This legendary cured meat hailing from Tuscany is not as sweet as Prosciutto di Parma but is very savory. It can be enjoyed alone or together with fresh fruit, such as melon and figs, or vegetables and seasonal salads.
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The old Upper West Side favorite “Salumeria” crosses town offering a surprising service expansion.
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This spring, hundreds of kids from the Tri-State New York area will learn how to eat and cook healthy with Italian language and cooking classes “Mangia Sano & Parla Italiano” (“Eat Healthy & Speak Italian”) at The International Culinary Center in New York City. The series of six classes are organized by the Italian American Committee on Education (IACE). I-Italy went to the special kick-off to the series
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The Chefs of the future are training at the Italian Culinary Academy. Two of them were awarded the Italian Trade Commission Scholarship
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Dining in & out: Articles & ReviewsJanuary 17 marks the International Day of Italian Cusines and chefs all around the world will prepare Pesto alla Genovese
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For Cesare Casella, it's all about the ingredients
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Dining in & out: Articles & ReviewsOn June 15-16 2010 the Gruppo Ristoratori Italiani held a symposium at Casa Italiana Zerilli Marimò. Here are some impressions...
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Dining in & out: Articles & ReviewsOn June 7 the Italian Trade Commission awarded each of 10 students of the Italian Culinary Academy with a $5,000 scholarship. The school, founded in Soho by Mrs. Dorothy Hamilton and directed by Chef Cesare Casella, allows them to spend a long period of study and practice in Italy and become true, authentic Italian chefs
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Quality Italian products as a way to overcome the crisis as well as enliven the palate. We met with one of the leading chefs in the United States. He talks to us as he slices prosciutto