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Modern Italian Cuisine

Discover a new vision of Italian cuisine from an international perspective.

Italian cuisine reimagined through an international perspective.

As Chef Cristina Bowerman says, “Italy is a country that has always welcomed everybody. Therefore it is impossible for Italian cuisine to remain only traditional.”

Therefore Cristina offers this course where you will discover how to introduce flavors and techniques from other food cultures into Italian cuisine.

See how she incorporates techniques she learned in China and ingredients she became acquainted with during her trips to Mexico and the USA.

Discover a new version of the classic spaghettini with clams that takes advantage of fermentation and the use of Japanese ingredients, an oyster dish that mixes French, African and Italian influences, and a lobster dish that combines Asian and Italian flavors.

At the end of this course you will be able to:

– Incorporate flavors and techniques from other food cultures into Italian cuisine.

– Prepare new takes on classic Italian dishes such as spaghettini with clams.

– Apply sous vide, siphon and fermentation techniques to Italian cuisine.

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Course curriculum

Course Content

Chapter 1 - Presentation and Recipe Book
Bonus Chapter: Chefs' Manifesto
CHAPTER 2 - Squid ink orzotto, scampi, strawberries and green tomatoes
CHAPTER 3 - Spaghettini with clams and charred lime peel powder
CHAPTER 4 - Lobster, Artemide rice sauce, peaches in kimchi, moringa oil
CHAPTER 5 - Oyster, mignonette tapioca, Jerusalem artichoke
Chapter 6 - Chicken, All of it
Course Farewell

Join our community to help deliver a better food future for all.

 

  The SDG2 Advocacy Hub facilitates the Chefs' Manifesto, a community of 1100+ chefs from 90 countries, equipped with a simple set of actions to drive progress against the food issues that matter most of them. We believe chefs can be powerful advocates for a better food future - inspiring people to make changes in their kitchens and communities and empowering them to call on governments and companies to also play their part. As chefs bridge the gap between farm and fork, the Chefs' Manifesto empowers chefs with a framework tied to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.       

What you'll learn

Introduce international flavors and techniques into Italian cuisine with a perfect fit.

Discover how to use Japanese ingredients, such as miso, koji, yuba, and sake, within Italian dishes.

Get acquainted with a very special variety of rice known as artemide and learn how to apply siphon techniques to present it in a less conventional way, in this case as a foam.

Learn to ferment your own peach kimchi and give a different touch to your lobster dishes.

Apply risotto technique to dried pasta and cook a delicious Orzotto with shrimp, strawberries and green tomatoes.

As a member of Chefs’ Manifesto, Cristina Bowerman advocates for zero hunger and the reduction of food waste. Her recipe for ‘Chicken. All of it!’ teaches you to take advantage of every part of the chicken – even the comb! Here you can also appreciate how she uses Chinese technique to present Southern Italian flavors from a different point of view.

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The ingredients and cooking techniques
Jerico Rodriguez

Informative

Squid
Colleen Foster

I enjoyed this class.

Simple but very impressive
Arthur

A great dish for a small dinner party. Very dramatic!

Non sono soddisfatto
Marco Foggetti

Perché i ricettari nn sn in italiano

Great job
Nikolas Tsafos

Great job

Grande chef!
Denise Hernandez

gracias por compartir tus conocimientos con nosotros, es un honor que una plataforma nos de el alcance de aprender de grandes maestros de altisimo nivel. Por mas mujeres al frente !

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What's included?

  • 1h 40 min de vídeo HD
  • 5 recipes
  • 24 lessons
  • Recipe book

In collaboration with:

  • 5 Quizzes
  • Certificate
  • Español, English
  • English, Español, Italiano, Français, Deutsch, Português
Level
  • Advanced

Ratings and Reviews

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Nikolas Tsafos
Posted 1 week ago
Great job

Great job

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Colleen Foster
Posted 2 months ago
Squid

I enjoyed this class.

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Edoardo Marchettoni
Posted 3 months ago
Beautiful innovative italian cuisine

Amazing out of the box thinking. Only negative aspect: I would have liked some of the critical steps to be explained a bit more clearly

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Corrado Taveggia
Posted 3 months ago
By far one of the best courses here

Really nice dishes, very well explained, original variants of traditional recipes .

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Antonio Roberto Festa
Posted 4 months ago
make the video more dynamic and fix the audio.

Surely she is a great chef, but as a teacher it made me sleepy. interesting video lessons but bad audio and all too slow, not very dynamic... the oyster dish is "embarrassing" for me and the lobster very very sad.

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Arthur
Posted 5 months ago
Simple but very impressive

A great dish for a small dinner party. Very dramatic!

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Noel Hernandez
Posted 7 months ago
Recipe included

would be better to include recipe in the courses or transcript coz we can understand the names of other course. some techniques such as pasteurization were not shown so we still need to research how to do it

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Marco Foggetti
Posted 7 months ago
Non sono soddisfatto

Perché i ricettari nn sn in italiano

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Jerico Rodriguez
Posted 7 months ago
The ingredients and cooking techniques

Informative

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Denise Hernandez
Posted 8 months ago
Grande chef!

gracias por compartir tus conocimientos con nosotros, es un honor que una plataforma nos de el alcance de aprender de grandes maestros de altisimo nivel. Por mas mujeres al frente !

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