Antonio Carluccio
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Classic images to celebrate Observer Food Monthly’s 200th issueGallery
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For a long time he was Italian cookery’s most visible proponent, and for all his success and honours he remained the same person
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Brief letters: National dishes | London’s garden bridge | Small talk | Richmond Park deer | Harold II
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Risotto, gnochetti and more great recipes from top chefs, including Claudia Roden and Elizabeth David, selected by Observer Food Monthly
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Italian cooking with a focus on traditional meat dishes, polenta, and fine pastries defines a region with Turin at its heart
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The chef and author on growing up in wartime Italy, and other formative food experiences. Interview by John Hind
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'I think he'd prefer a younger model'
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Louise France talks to Antonio Carluccio about marriage, depression and the cafe chain he sold
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'You won't hear me swearing and shouting in the kitchen, says Antonio Carluccio. Unless someone wants spaghetti bolognese'
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TV review The weekend's TV
Nancy Banks-SmithNancy Banks-Smith on Carluccio and The Leopard | Shrink Rap | Outnumbered
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Rebecca Seal invited Britain's top chefs and foodies - from Antonio Carluccio and Terence Conran to Angela Hartnett, Mark Hix and Tom Parker Bowles - to share their favourite summer recipes.
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He may have won OFM readers' hearts with the peerless breakfasts at his Carluccio's Caffés, but Antonio Carluccio is as ferocious as ever about the state of British cuisine. And, he tells Jay Rayner, the rot started with Elizabeth David. All that imported Italian food...
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When Antonio Carluccio wants a quick fix of traditional home cooking, he heads for Bergamo, high above Milan. Here he gives Chris Moss a tour of the town.
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The Italian restaurateur Antonio Carluccio loves to discover countries through their cuisine.
The Observer's obituaries of 2017 Antonio Carluccio remembered by Giorgio Locatelli