Gino D’Acampo continues his series in his homeland. He visits the region of Umbria, known for the high quality of its vegetables, grains, truffles and meat. Subscribe to Our Taste: https://bit.ly/3OZoDcV
Season 4 – Episode 4 | This film was first broadcast: 2016
Gino D’Acampo continues his exploration of Italy as the locals know it, meeting the people who keep age-old traditions alive and admiring the beautiful scenery. Trentino-Alto Adige is a unique region bordering both Switzerland and Austria. 1,000 metres above sea level, and home to the Dolomite mountains, it resembles an Alpine paradise tucked away in Italy. Gino visits Valfloriana, where dairy and meat farmers still follow ancient methods of producing food. Here he meets dairy farmer Graziano, who shows him how to make the local soft cheese Zighera Della Valfloria, and then uses it as his star ingredient when he whips up a quick and easy pasta dish. Gino then moves further into the mountains to learn about the local cured meat, Speck
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I love your programs from Italy. I hopp travel there soon.
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A Roman-made waterfall? WOW
Love the landscapes!!! Beautiful people too! Living with passion in all they do. Just cannot do the pig meat ๐ will NEVER eat it or any shellfish :-<
Love the passion you do the cooking โก
Keep posting more Iโm watching them all they are amazing
Gino, do you really think aqueducts were built for cooking?? I would think it was for a source of water for farming, drinking, bathing, cooking, etc….
10:51 Norcia is the capital of Italian cured meats !
It's called pig jowl. At least that's what black folks call it.