- Antonio Carluccio's Simple Cooking
- Southern Italian Feast DVD
- Italia
- Complete Mushroom Book
- An Invitation to Italian Cooking
- Antonio Carluccio Goes Wild
- Antonio Carluccio's Vegetables
- Antonio Carluccio's Southern Italian Feast
- Complete Italian Food
- Antonio Carluccio's Italian Feast
- Passion for Pasta
- A Passion for Mushrooms
The Complete Mushroom Book: The Quiet Hunt
Antonio Carluccio's expertise in mushrooms is unrivalled and this book will not disappoint. Here you can find over 100 mouthwatering recipes that make the most of readily available mushrooms in dishes ranging from classic to contemporary via oriental and Eastern European.
The Complete Mushroom Book also offers a detailed, well-illustrated field guide for all those wanting to join in the thrill of hunting for their own mushrooms, helping to distinguish the difference between edible wild mushrooms and their poisonous lookalikes. With specially commissioned photography by Alastair Hendy, you will be both inspired and informed of the huge range of culinary opportunities that this treasure trove of nature has to offer.
Author - Antonio Carluccio
Sample recipes from this book
Wild Mushrooms Crostini
This Italian dish is extremely popular because of its versatility: it can be served as a snack or antipasto, or with drinks. Crostini can be topped with chicken liver pate, a mixture of tomato, mozzarella and basil, or grilled vegetables. This version using wild mushrooms is exceptionally good-even if you can't get hold of any wild mushrooms and have to use cultivated instead.
Sausage, Lentils and Fungi
One of the most popular Italian dishes in autumn and winter is cotechino with lentils. Cotechino is a cooking sausage made of pure pork, including the gelatinous parts such as ear and cheek. The long cooking time makes it succulent and delicious. The combination of lentils (Castelluccio are the best) and fungi makes this dish very appetising.