parodi blessed I met many years ago when in a past life I worked for Tele + disappeared with her husband, Fabio Caressa. I had seemed like a shy girl, kind and nothing foreshadowed its current transformation suicide bombers in the fricassee. I am quite an impression see the piles of cookbooks at its hypermarkets, browsed with interest from older housewives who should already know all about sauces and dishes and instead greedily drinking from the source of culinary skill of blessed. Just because the brand has a cathode-ray Italy. It is often said that "if there is something wrong with television." Today you could create a gloss to this by now banal statement: "One thing is not edible unless it goes on television." Channels drip with cooks, chefs and dishwashers, all authors of at least a compilation of recipes. At one time, the kitchen television was more selected. There were eagles Vincenzo Buonassisi, the first to carry the rings on TV. But they were noble stove, put awe. Only with the advent of Wilma De Angelis Telemenù cuisine found his folksy look. And Wilma now has more than one reason to boil when it comes to the new princesses of the ladle that do not recognize the role of queen mother. Outside of television, the recipe had only one signature, that of Lisa Biondi. Only years after it was learned that Mrs. Lisa Biondi has never existed, was a name that hid a group of experts, wu ming's almost a stir-fry. Petronilla not even exist. The cooking expert who wrote "La Domenica del Corriere" in the 40's was actually called Amalia Moretti Foggia and cured several sections with as many pseudonyms. I discover from entries Petronilla, an interesting biography of Foggia written by Robert Schira and Alessandra De Vizzi, just published by Bloomsbury. I do not know why, but I have two old volumes which contain recipes Petronilla. They are a fascinating read because every recipe, as well as being geared to saving, reuse of waste and self-sufficiency typical of the times, is introduced and concluded by scenes of family life of the wily Petronilla. Leafing through a hypermarket in the latest effort of parody I've seen that this literary trick is back. Nothing wrong with that. Manzoni was also copied to Sir Walter Scott. But I must admit, with all the affection that the Adventures of Fabio Caressa at the supermarket do not have the thrill of sudden appearances of the fat sister Petronilla. Another difference I noted is in the indication of quantity, we are really about the universe. Petronilla as guidance to the gram. And when, in another of my professional incarnation, I worked as an editor for encyclopedias issues of De Agostini, remember that if a recipe said to cut the mozzarella slices, from Novara came the question: "How thick must have the slices? ". blessed parodi applies instead neglect of weights and measures and uses a patched-decimal. But it struck me the most is declared the banality of the recipes. If a person buys a cookbook is to learn to bake pies and lasagne multi worthy of the Queen of Sheba. Opening at random the book of blessed I found the recipe for toast: "Take the sliced \u200b\u200bbread, ham and cheese slices." The next step will be the recipe for hot water. But everything falls into that renaissance of the banal in glory in our day. Who puts into practice the recipes of parody is the same individual who considers the vertices of the literature novels fabio flight milestones in the music and songs of negramaro pillars of the cinema of Silvio Muccino filmucci. Only those who consider a classical pianist Giovanni Allevi can arrange a dinner with recipes parodi. I must However, a confession: blessed advised to wrap the bottom of the toast in aluminum foil to prevent dripping of the melted cheese slices in the toaster. I followed the advice. I found a burnt toast and ham on below. I have eaten anyway, thinking that if these are the results of parody in the kitchen, it is logical that Fabio Caressa consolation in poker circles.
(Article taken from Thomas Labranca Film TV # 4 of January 2011, the copyright owners. Tiny names, where present, my.)
-The news of the week: Roberto Saviano will publish his next book with Feltrinelli. Where the dignity he could, he managed the disposition of spoiled child.
-Quote of the Day: "The cuisine of a people is the only, exact proof of its civilization." (Anonymous)
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