Category Archives: Piedmont

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Carne Cruda all’Albese

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Wine with the meal Carne cruda all'Albese with Dolcetto d'Alba, Italian terrace, Mediterranean atmosphere
25
Aug

Piedmontese raw food art – wine and food as a synphony of natural flavors Wine with food shapes the character of this Piedmontese specialty, which is a symbol of Italian culinary culture. Finely chopped, lean beef and high-quality ingredients harmonize perfectly in Carne cruda all’Albese: served cold with olive oil, lemon juice, salt, pepper and […]

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Vitello Tonnato

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Wine with dinner Vitello Tonnato with Gavi di Gavi, summer table, Italian atmosphere
25
Aug

The perfect interplay – wine and food as a moment of pleasure Wine with food is firmly anchored in Italy’s aperitivo culture, and few dishes celebrate the liaison of tender meat, creamy sauce and fine wine as sensually as Vitello Tonnato. This recipe pays homage to the Piedmontese classic: lean veal is gently cooked, thinly […]

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Bagna Cauda

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Wine with food Bagna Cauda with Roero Arneis, garden table, vegetables and bread
23
Aug

Northern Italian pleasure – wine and food elegantly combined Wine with food is more than an accompaniment here, it is a Mediterranean lifestyle. Bagna Cauda stands for Piedmontese hospitality and the great art of conjuring up unexpected depths of flavor from the simplest of ingredients. This spicy, warm sauce made from anchovies, garlic, butter and […]

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Tajarin al Tartufo

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Wein zum Essen Tajarin al Tartufo mit Barbaresco, piemontesischer Restauranttisch
18
Aug

Piedmontese pasta art – wine and food in exquisite perfection Wine with food is at the heart of this recipe – as Tajarin al Tartufo brings together the finest flavours of northern Italy and takes them to the next level of enjoyment with an ideal wine pairing. Tajarin, the particularly thinly rolled egg noodles, are […]

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Agnolotti del Plin

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Wein zum Essen Agnolotti del Plin mit Barbera, italienischer Terrassentisch
18
Aug

Piedmontese pasta classic: wine and food in elegant harmony Wine with food plays a leading role in this traditional dish from Piedmont. Agnolotti del Plin combines the fine craftsmanship of Italian pasta with hearty, aromatic meat fillings. The small, handmade dumplings – often filled with veal, pork and vegetables – are gently cooked and served […]

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Brasato al Barolo

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Wein zum Essen Brasato al Barolo, rustikaler Festtagstisch mit Barolo und Polenta
17
Aug

Piedmontese roast beef – wine and food in perfect harmony Wine with food and the love of regional specialties are inseparable. The cuisine of Piedmont stands for the highest culture of enjoyment, ideal food and wine pairings and refined traditional craftsmanship. Brasato al Barolo is the best example of this: tenderly braised beef, cooked for […]

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Fruity apricot galette with thyme crumble

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Aprikosen-Galette mit Thymian und Crémant d’Alsace, Wein zum Essen
14
Jul

Summery-sweet pastries with a Mediterranean twist Wine with food is especially enjoyable when fruit, acidity and freshness come together in perfect balance. This apricot galette with thyme crumble offers just that: a wonderfully juicy fruit note, wrapped in a buttery, crispy shortcrust pastry, refined by the spicy note of fresh thyme. A dessert that is […]

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Fregola salad with cherry tomatoes, mozzarella & basil (served cold)

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Rezeptidee Wein zum Essen
30
Jun

Summer freshness with Mediterranean flair This fregola salad is a prime example of Mediterranean cuisine: served cold, full of aromatic ingredients such as sun-ripened cherry tomatoes, creamy mozzarella and fragrant basil. The roasted fregola balls from Sardinia provide a crunchy texture, while a fine lemon-olive oil dressing binds everything together. Ideal for hot days – […]

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Cannelloni with ricotta, spinach & lemon parmesan cream (served cold)

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Rezeptidee Wein zum Essen
26
Jun

Mediterranean freshness meets creamy filling – a summer hit from the oven A cold pasta dish like this combines creamy ricotta, aromatic spinach leaves and a refreshing lemon-parmesan cream to create a summery delight. The cannelloni are filled in the classic way, gently cooked and then served cold – a perfect dish for hot days […]

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Pappardelle with peas, mint & ricotta salata

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Rezeptidee Wein zum Essen
25
Jun

Fresh flavors, creamy cheese and a hint of mint – perfect for warm days This dish combines the best of spring and summer: crisp, fresh green peas, tender pappardelle, finely grated ricotta salata and a fragrant mint oil bring lightness to the plate. The natural sweetness of the peas and the tangy cheese create an […]

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