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DELICATESSENS For more than half a century — since 1952 to be precise — Ferri, a lovely food emporium in Corso Giulio Cesare, has been a place to rely on for all the delicacies you could wish for. You’ll find absolutely everything here: to the left, fresh pasta — plin, agnolotti, tajarin, gnocchi alla romana, baked lasagna — and cheeses and cured meats for every taste and pocket; to the right a delicatessen counter with everything from Russian salad to ham rolls in aspic, from smoked salmon to mini-frittatas, from roast beef to stuffed vegetables, from classic eggs in carpione (marinated in vinegar and onions) to insalata di nervetti (chopped calf’s knuckle); still to the right, fruit, vegetables, and a cold cabinet with milk (including that from the Cascina Fontanacervo farm), yogurt and other dairy products; all around, pasta, sauces, jams and everything you could ever need. The locals stop off to shop at Ferri every day, but it’s also a good place to go for special occasions. One final note: on Wednesdays they serve tripe, on Thursdays meatballs and on Fridays fish. Closed Sunday and Monday. 147
GASTRONOMIE ’L Potagé Torino Via Ormea, 105/a Tel. 011 0564056 – 340 9789469 fabio.boaretto@gmail.com 148 P er uno che è nato e vissuto a San Salvario, tornarci per aprire la propria attività equi- vale a ritrovare il calore e i sapori di casa, torine- si ma anche multietnici. Ecco che allora il potagé – la cucina di casa col fuoco a legna – diventa il simbolo di questo ritorno. Fabio Boaretto è il gastronomo di questo luogo lindo e minuscolo. Poche proposte giornaliere dettate dal buon senso e dalla fantasia, con la possibilità di affidarsi ai consigli dello chef: l’insalata russa, i pomodori ripieni, il vitello tonna- to, il carpione, in inverno la trippa preparata secondo la ricetta di famiglia. Sempre d’inverno troverete tante zuppe diverse, spesso ispirate alla tradizione canavesana, mentre d’estate è bello affidarsi a un più fre- sco cuscus di verdure. In alternativa potete provare le paste fresche, acquistate dal Pa- stificio Bolognese, o gli gnocchi che Fabio prepara direttamente il giovedì, come tradizione comanda. Tra i dolci non lasciatevi scappare la mousse al cioccolato o il “Pie-“Pie- monte nel bicchiere”. Sul banco c’è, infine, una buona scelta di salumi e di formaggi.
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Mulini 222 Mills Panetterie 224 Bre
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The second soul is that of the rura
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affiancandosi sempre agli operatori
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growth. The goal is to equip compan
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T he BEEKEEPERS Perino family have
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BEEKEEPERS A beekeeper who stubborn
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A t BEEKEEPERS her typical 17th-cen
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S ignora Lidia and her husband Cesa
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FARMS I n 1987 a group of young far
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T he work of this splendid farm cum
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W hen FARMS we speak about Carmagno
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V alter Villata’s family farm bre
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FARMS M ario Noè is careful to poi
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FARMS From producer to consumer wit
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FARMS T he Majrano family has been
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CHEESEMAKERS Toma piemontese PDO pa
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CHEESEMAKERS After leaving the moto
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Page 114 and 115: ENOTECAS Enoteca Caluso is housed o
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Page 120 and 121: ENOTECAS Appearances can be deceivi
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Page 134 and 135: The Castagno family story began a c
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Page 156 and 157: ICE-CREAM PARLORS The San Pé farm
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Page 182 and 183: ICE-CREAM PARLORS Silvano Moschini
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Page 188 and 189: WAFFLE SHOPS We used to often meet
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BUTCHERS’ SHOPS Artisan cured mea
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BUTCHERS’ SHOPS Anyone who gave c
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BUTCHERS’ SHOPS Ribetto’s butch
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BUTCHERS’ SHOPS The cuts of beef
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BUTCHERS’ SHOPS This magnificent
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BUTCHERS’ SHOPS T he spacious Boe
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BUTCHERS’ SHOPS This butcher’s
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BUTCHERS’ SHOPS Near the market i
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At work there are people who never
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BUTCHERS’ SHOPS Awnings marked Co
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MILLS The Roccati mill, situated at
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BREAD SHOPS AND BAKERIES T his bake
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BREAD SHOPS AND BAKERIES This small
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PASTRY SHOPS This cake shop on Bard
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PASTRY SHOPS T his high-class cake
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PASTRY SHOPS T he Avidano café and
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PASTRY SHOPS Pino Buttiglieri is th
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PASTRY SHOPS Y ou can’t miss the
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PASTRY SHOPS Founded in 1896 by the
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PASTRY SHOPS W ith its naval furnis
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PASTRY SHOPS Manuel Durighello set
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PASTRY SHOPS In 2008 Davide and Fil
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PASTRY SHOPS One of the oldest conf
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FISHMONGERS The Piazza Madama Crist
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FISHMONGERS Rosa, Beppe Benedetto
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PORK BUTCHERS Moncalieri used to be
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COFFEE SHOPS Giuliano Caffè was fo
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WINE GROWERS T he company is situat
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WINE GROWERS The Martina family’s
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