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PASTA SHOPS In the postwar years, Alda and Giuseppe Muzzarelli came to Turin from the Modena area with the idea of selling tortellini, the culinary symbol of their native Emilia region, to restaurants. It seemed like a good one and it was. Today Achille, just a small child at the time, is perpetuating the success of that tradition, with the help of his daughters Cristina and Laura. The family now produces more than 90 types of fresh pasta no longer only to restaurants, but also directly to the public at its store in Via San Secondo. The house specialty is stuffed pasta: fillings are made with meat (bought through a short supply chain with fassone veal and roast pork from pigs on farms in the province of Cuneo) to seasonal vegetables. Some shapes, such as stelline, little stars stuffed with Fontina cheese, and abetini, small green “fir trees” stuffed with ricotta, are only made during the Christ- mas holidays. Tagliatelle, gnocchi and other bronze-drawn pasta shapes are also available, along with homemade sauces and classic antipastos such as carpione, fish, meat and vegetables marinated in vinegar and onions, and insalata russa. Russian salad. Closed Sunday, Saturday and Monday afternoon. 289
PASTIFICI Renato Torino Corso Regina Margherita, 17 Tel. 011 888859 pastificiorenato@hotmail.it 290 S ul finire di corso Regina Margherita in direzione del Po, in un piccolo slargo, proprio sull’angolo, ecco Renato, premiatissimo pastificio vecchia manie- ra al cui centro sta un unico, indiscusso protagonista: l’agnolotto. Al di là dei recuperi filologici contempo- ranei che lo vogliono ai tre arrosti, Renato confeziona un agnolotto di vitello, maiale e verdure perfetto, cui si affiancano – naturalmente –, plin, tajarin, ottimi gnocchi (realizzati con patate biologiche della Valle Gesso) e altre varianti di pasta fresca. Ça va sans dire, alla pasta (anche secca) è affiancata la gastronomia, anche in questo caso rigorosamente piemontese, con sapori da merenda sinoira: dalle acciughe al verde alla bagna caoda, dall’insalata russa all’arrosto, dai semolini alla polenta, dai salumi ai formaggi locali e non solo. A completare l’offerta l’ortofrutta, pane e grissini per ga- rantire non solo una spesa per i grandi eventi ma anche quotidiana. Chiuso domenica e lunedì.
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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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FARMS I t was in the late 1980s Mau
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FARMS T hanks to its silicon-rich,
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FARMS La Schiavenza is situated whe
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Since 1991, the farm has been produ
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FARMS We returned to the hamlet of
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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 It all began almost 80 years
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FARMS T he Majrano family has been
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BREWERIES P arsifal is the knight w
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The Birrificio Torino celebrated it
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BREWERIES Over the last few years t
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BREWERIES Maurizio Griva and Grazia
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It was in 2007 that the Sparacio hu
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BREWERIES Among the founders of Uni
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The turnoff for the Pian della Piet
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CHEESEMAKERS Toma piemontese PDO pa
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CHEESEMAKERS After leaving the moto
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Aurelio’s grandfather was a magni
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CHEESEMAKERS The fact that alone th
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Owing to its concentration of examp
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TEA HOUSES This establishment was f
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In their new premises on Corso Fran
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CHOCOLATIERS In his two points of s
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CHOCOLATIERS This historical brand,
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At the store adjacent to the worksh
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CHOCOLATIERS The windows of Candifr
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CHOCOLATIERS As one of its most dis
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CHOCOLATIERS If we had to find a de
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CHOCOLATIERS The story of Odilla, a
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CHOCOLATIERS T he Peyrano family ha
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CHOCOLATIERS The business started l
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Situated in an old building at the
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ENOTECAS Enoteca Caluso is housed o
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ENOTECAS Last year the Reviglio fam
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ENOTECAS It was their curiosity and
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ENOTECAS Appearances can be deceivi
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The Casa del Barolo has two souls,
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ENOTECAS In 2012 Papà Noè celebra
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ENOTECAS There’s a group of regul
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ENOTECAS In 2013 this enoteca in Tu
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CHEESEMONGERS Riccardo Carena has b
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The Castagno family story began a c
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CHEESEMONGERS The Borgiattinos are
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CHEESEMONGERS It wasn’t all that
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DELICATESSENS Before being overwhel
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Gianfranco Bettiol and Cristina Guz
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DELICATESSENS Let’s be honest: ra
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DELICATESSENS For more than half a
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DELICATESSENS For someone born and
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Without taking anything away from i
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DELICATESSENS These two stores are
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DELICATESSENS T his delicatessen ha
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ICE-CREAM PARLORS The San Pé farm
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Since 2008, in the Cascine Vica are
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ICE-CREAM PARLORS At the end of Jun
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ICE-CREAM PARLORS Though it’s not
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ICE-CREAM PARLORS It’s as if time
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ICE-CREAM PARLORS Branches of Flori
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ICE-CREAM PARLORS When Maurizio de
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In fewer than ten years, starting o
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ICE-CREAM PARLORS The Grassi family
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ICE-CREAM PARLORS The Mondello ice-
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Ottimo started life in Via San Seco
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ICE-CREAM PARLORS These two ice-cre
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ICE-CREAM PARLORS Rivareno is a pro
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ICE-CREAM PARLORS Silvano Moschini
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ICE-CREAM PARLORS T he Gelateria Te
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Bruno, an engineer in love with ice
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WAFFLE SHOPS We used to often meet
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WAFFLE SHOPS In this lovely little
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P assion and family tradition were
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BUTCHERS’ SHOPS Dario Geymonat’
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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 E xtended and res
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BUTCHERS’ SHOPS Awnings marked Co
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N adia and Paolo Nicola are on our
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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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A few years ago, Paolo Sangalli lef
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BREAD SHOPS AND BAKERIES The Fabaro
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The richest, most exuberant, appeti
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WINE GROWERS The Martina family’s
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R oberto Ferrando has every reason
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« T here’s WINE GROWERS nothing
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WINE GROWERS Firmly at the helm of
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WINE GROWERS I n the Caretto family
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WINE GROWERS T his old winery is an
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