Welcome to Episode 31 of Bites of Italy! 🍷 Today, we take you to the elegant, mysterious, and delicious city of Turin Italy (Torino). Turin is the royal capital of Piedmontese cuisine—home to Barolo wine, hazelnuts, and rich, butter-based dishes. In Part 1 of our Turin food guide, we are breaking down three distinct dining experiences that define the city:
1. The Rustic Legend: A family-run osteria hidden in a working-class neighborhood.
2. The French-Style Bistro: A chic spot in San Salvario serving the best Agnolotti del Plin.
3. The Modern Innovator: A “hipster” favorite pushing the boundaries with natural wines and “fifth quarter” cuts.
Whether you are looking for classic Vitello Tonnato, curious about the history of breadsticks (Grissini), or brave enough to try Finanziera, this guide has you covered.
00:00 – Welcome to Turin (Torino)
00:55 – The “Royal” Food Culture of Piedmont
01:35 – Restaurant 1: Osteria Antiche Sere (The Rustic Gem in the Cenisia District)
03:28 – The Antipasti Parade (Vitello Tonnato & More)
04:05 – Tajarin Pasta: 30 Egg Yolks Per Kilo!
04:45 – What Is Carpione? (Pickling History)
05:53 – Zabaglione & Piedmont Wines
06:56 – Discover San Salvario District
07:38 – Restaurant 2: Scannabue Ristorante (The French Bistro)
08:54 – Traditional Tasting Menu – Agnolotti del Plin & Veal Cheek in Barbera & Bunet
10:38 – Turin Invented Breadsticks
11:33 – Restaurant 3: Ristorante Consorzio (The Innovator in the Center of Turin)
12:02 – The “Fifth Quarter”: Eating Offal in Style
12:54 – Risotto alla Bergese & Natural Wine in Turin
13:38 – Which Restaurant Should You Choose?
15:20 – Next Episode Tease
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can't stand the drawings.. I'd much rather see actual video and photos. Not subsciribing sorry.