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did Osteria Francescana actually cause genuine outrage? There have been avantgarde cooks in Italy for decades, e.g. the "cyber egg" from Scabin dates to the '9
by riffraff 9y ago
did Osteria Francescana actually cause genuine outrage?
There have been avantgarde cooks in Italy for decades, e.g. the "cyber egg" from Scabin dates to the '90s, and the "raviolo aperto" or "fish dripping" from Marchesi are from the '80s I think.
As an italian, the only time I remember real outrage about cooking, is when a tv-famous chef mentioned he puts garlic in the amatriciana, but I've been out of the country for a while.
EDIT: I correct myself, seems the "fish dripping" is from 2005.
- nemo44x 9y agoI'm not Italian and have limited knowledge of the true traditions and broad relationship with food. The Netflix show "Chefs Table" featured this restaurant and spent some time exploring the local suspicion when the restaurant transformed. Was it sensationalizing it? I'm not sure.