fotografie diMimmo Attademo
Contents
7.
the Olive emblem of the Mediterranean12. After the Roman Empire
14. Technology and tradition for an age-old industry
21. The cultivation of oil in Puglia
23. ...and in the province of Foggia
24.
In the heart of the diet Mediterranean28. Olive oil and health
29. Starting from childhood
30.
The international market and consumers of prized olive oil32.
Types and qualities of Italian olive oils in European Union certifications33.
Protected Designation of Origin in Puglia34.
the Tavoliere uncontaminated beauty43.
the Municipalities of ‘Puglia chiana’44.
Protected Denomination of Origin Extra Virgin Olive Oil Dauno DOP46.
Olive oil sub-zones Dauno DOP48.
the Cultivars of the Tavoliere49. Varieties for olive oil
52. Varieties used as both table and oil olives
57. Table olives
64.
Table olives64. An excellent food
67. Food packaging
73.
la Bella di Cerignola78.
Peppe Zullo81.
A world of vegetables83.
The Daunia kitchen garden From wild herbs to modern agriculture
85. Composition of vegetables
87.
The preserved foods of the Tavoliere di Puglia area88.
Artichokes A tender heart
94.
Peppers A gift from Columbus
98.
Aubergines The New York giant
104.
Lampascioni onions The bulbs of passion
108.
Tomatoes The precious red gold of Puglia
116.
Asparagus Tender, tasty shoots
121.
Olive product in gourmet food126.
at the Table
Dettagli
Formato: cm 16,5x23,5
Pagine: 160
Illustrazioni: 160 a colori
ISBN: 978-88-8431-272-3
Anno di pubblicazione: 2008