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Sunday, February 12, 2017

Fortnight of Italian slow food products


Slow Food founder Carlo Petrini and Italian chef at Barcelona's three Michelin star Lasarte restaurant, Paolo Casagrande presented the "Fortnight of Italian Slow Food products", an event organized by the Italian Chamber of Commerce Barcelona in collaboration with Slow Food Barcelona.
The event was held on February 10th held at the Barcelona Showroom Interni, is the start of an ambitious project that brings together 24 selected restaurants in Barcelona and surroundings, which for two weeks (from the 10th to the 25th Feb) will propose in their menu a dish made with a product from the Italian Slow Food Baluartes..
The purpose of the project, besides supporting the small traditional productions of the transalpine country, is to promote the fusion between the quality of the products of the Italian land and the techniques of elaboration of the restaurants of the selected territories. The talk between Carlo Petrini and Paolo Casagrande, presented by Pep Palau, director of the Fòrum Gastronomic, wanted to emphasize the need to give visibility to small producers, whose products bring touch of quality to a great variety of dishes, be they of the Italian or Catalan cuisine. Carlo Petrini has emphasized how Paolo Casagrande represents the example that good, clean and fair products are fundamental for the future of biodiversity and all gastronomy.
The event was closed with the tasting of some dishes prepared by the chef Paolo Casagrande with some of the various products from Slow Food, which will be on the menu of restaurants.

Slow Food is an international non-profit association that promotes a new logic of food production and consumption that must be Good, Clean and Fair. Founded in 1986 by Carlo Petrini, with the initial aim of counteracting the effects of fast food and fast life that were undermining healthy eating habits and lifestyle, Slow Food promotes a "new gastronomy" based on freedom Of choice and in education, because food is a pleasure that requires awareness and responsibility.

The presentation was an opportunity for many of us to meet Carlo Petrini and his words were inspiring where he explained that we couldn’t’ only think of the economy of the country; we had to promote good products, to preserve what our earth had given and everyone should help each other. He also told the importance of today’s chefs who had the responsibility to promote the gastronomy and along that the economy, health & biodiversity.
Give value to the food.

PARTICIPATING RESTAURANTS AND RESPECTIVE PRODUCTS:
BOCCA DI BONIFACIO: Miele millefiori d'alta montagna (Valle d'Aosta), Capocollo di Martina Franca (built Puglia), More biancoperla (Veneto)
GRAVIN: Capocollo di Martina Franca (sausage, Puglia)
MASSIMO: Riso di Grumolo delle Abbadesse (Veneto), Castelmagno d'alpeggio (Cheese, Piemonte), Guanciale di suino nero dei Nebrodi (sausage, Sicily)
LLUERNA: Lardo di suino nero dei Nebrodi (sausage, Sicilia), Colato di alici di Cetara (Campania), Pecorino di Osilo (cheese, Sardegna)
ALLIUM: Olive infornata di Ferrandina (Basilicata), Colatura di alici di Cetara (Campania)
EL GAT BLAU: Olive infornata di Ferrandina (Basilicata), Colatura di alici di Cetara (Campania), More biancoperla (Veneto)
LE CUCINE MANDAROSSO: Colatura di alici di Cetara (Campania), Fiore Sardo dei pastori (cheese, Sardegna), Guanciale di suino nero dei Nebrodi (sausage, Sicily)
CAPRITX: Colatura di alici di Cetara (Campania)
SOMORROSTRO: Pezzente della montagna materana (sausage, Basilicata), Colatura di alici di Cetara (Campania)
XEMEI: More biancoperla (Veneto)
LLAMBER: Mortadella di Prato (built-in, Tuscany), More biancoperla (Veneto)
RASOTERRA: Riso di Grumolo delle Abbadesse (Veneto), Fiore Sardo dei pastori (cheese, Sardegna)
LUIGI: Mortadella di Prato (sausage, Tuscany), Fiore Sardo dei pastori (cheese, Sardegna)
SERGI DE MEIA: Bagoss di Bagolino (cheese, Lombardy), Riso di Grumolo delle Abbadesse (Veneto), Miele millefiori d'alta montagna (Valle d'Aosta), Lonzino di Fico (Marche), Guanciale di suino nero dei Nebrodi , Sicily), Pecorino di Osilo (cheese, Sardegna)
VICINO: Guanciale di suino nero dei Nebrodi (sausage, Sicily)
MENEGHINA: Guanciale di suino nero dei Nebrodi (sausage Sicilia)
CA N'ARMENGOL: Vezzena di malga (cheese, Trentino Alto Adige), Riso di Grumolo delle Abbadesse (Veneto), Montebore (formatge, Piemonte), Lardo di suino nero dei Nebrodi (sausage, Sicilia), Guanciale di suino nero dei Nebrodi (Built-in, Sicily)
LA BALMESINA: Monte Veronese di malga (sausage, Veneto), Guanciale di suino nero dei Nebrodi (sausage, Sicily)
DUE SPAGHI: Bagoss di Bagolino (cheese, Lombardy), Guanciale di suino nero dei Nebrodi (sausage, Sicily)
 DI AS: Bagoss di Bagolino (cheese, Lombardy), Riso di Grumolo delle Abbadesse (Veneto)
OBE: Puzzone di Moena (cheese, Trentino Alto Adige)
BUON APPETITO: Pecorino di Osilo (cheese, Sardegna)
RAFFAELLI: Pannerone di Lodi (cheese, Lombardy)
BACARO: Mortadella di Prato (sausage, Tuscany)





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