Hotel restaurants were the last place that travellers would choose to eat, particularly in Australia. But all that has changed with many now boasting exciting eateries with well-known chefs at the top of their games.
Montrealer Jessica Rosval believes in “kitchens as community,” a notion the award-winning chef is applying to Roots, her new culinary venture in Modena, Italy, that trains migrant women for careers as chefs and helps them integrate into life in Italy.
it s so fresh that you can taste the grass and herbs the cows have eaten. it s so good! warm, just baked. mmm. it makes you feel like you re a child. mamma mia. e una bomba. e una bomba, it s a bomb! i ve never had ricotta like that. no, never. this is. jesus. put that in my car. thank you so much! no problem. [car engine whirring] massimo is whisking me back to the country home and art hotel of the botturas on the outskirts of modena, casa maria luigia named after his mother. because of the pandemic, his team led by canadian chef, jessica, have gotten used to cooking outside. massimo: the ricotta we had this morning is going in there. stanley: a pizza oven? massimo: a wood-burning pizza oven and we have aggressive cooking to give it this
warm, just baked. mmm. it makes you feel like you re a child. mamma mia. e una bomba. e una bomba, it s a bomb! i ve never had ricotta like that. no, never. this is. jesus. put that in my car. thank you so much! no problem. [car engine whirring] massimo is whisking me back to the country home and art hotel of the botturas on the outskirts of modena, casa maria luigia named after his mother. because of the pandemic, his team led by canadian chef, jessica, have gotten used to cooking outside. massimo: the ricotta we had this morning is going in there. stanley: a pizza oven? massimo: a wood-burning pizza oven and we have aggressive cooking to give it this crunchiness on top. with ingredients this good, simplicity is key.