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June July 2015

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the type of preparation that we want

to present. It is difficult in catering can

fry with olive oil: the quantities are

too high to maintain acceptable cost,

unless the necessary exceptions. It will

therefore choose a seed oil among the

most reliable for the temperatures, but

which is not in itself already negative in

origin. Therefore we will exclude palm

oil and we will work with peanut oil

or sunflower depending on the type of

cooking we want to set.

ABOUT PALM OIL. The movement of

public opinion against the use of this

type of oil is becoming increasingly

pressing, especially after November 2014

when companies had to declare on the

label the origin of the oil, and not just

the wording of generic vegetable oil.

Palm oil has two drawbacks, which

are by no means compensated by the

high smoke point. The first is the large

proportion of saturated fatty acids that

composes, fats that have been shown

several times as one of the main causes

of cardiovascular diseases. Several

studies indicate precisely in palmitic

acid, saturated and long chain, just as

the worst animal fats, a particularly

harmful for our body. The second

negative point of this oil is represented

by the important threat to environmental

sustainability. The great demand, due

exclusively to its low cost and ease of

use in most industrial food, made sure

that manufacturers destroy a large

amount of land to plant palm trees,

and in Indonesia, the main producer

both, in general, in the subtropical

regions of Asia. This is threatening so

impressive elements such as biodiversity,

environmental quality and the survival

of several animal species.

Because things will change soon,

because public opinion is shifting many

large companies on alternative choices,

more sustainable and healthy, it is

appropriate to exclude this type of oil

from its activities.

* Alberto Fiorito, doctor, nutritionist, an

expert in non-conventional medicine.

His practice focuses on nutrition

education and primary prevention.

Author of several books in the last of

which, Eat well, grow well, published

by Gribaudo, seeks to involve parents in

the process of change in lifestyle of their

children. Can be followed on the website

www.governodellasalute.com

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Not just Verdicchio

It’s an ancient culture, the wine from

Marche, next to the vine that includes

flagship wines of great quality. All to

be discovered

By Pietro Cinti

Giacomo Leopardi said that “Wine is the

most reliable, and (without comparison)

the most effective comforter”, referring

to the ability of the nectar of Bacchus

to soothe the pains, to increase courage

and boldness, even in the field of

love. Reflection, this, that the famous

poet from Recanati was in reference

to his homeland, the Marche Region,

to its great wine vocation, expressed

mainly by whites. A heritage of quality

and a wide variety of locally known

and appreciated since ancient times:

Polybius, historian of Greek origin who

lived in Rome, in his narrative of the

war in 168 BC reports that some troops

traveling to the Punic Wars is with the

good “wine of Piceno” while much later,

during the twilight of the Roman Empire,

even Alaric, king of the Visigoths, before

besieging the Eternal City in 410 AD

40 mules loaded with barrels of wine.

Today this ancient history is capitalized

by many wine producers Marche, able to

enhance the specificity of local base, in a

patchwork of ranges, styles and different

approaches to production that are the

basis of the wealth of these white.

A level mainstream Verdicchio is to

capitalize on the attention. Native vine

very versatile capable of producing

fresh white and young, or suitable for

aging, also in wood, with significant

body structure and, finally, sparkling

and dessert wines. Often vilified in

purity, Verdicchio is capable today of

its full potential in terms of variety and

expression of the territory, thanks to a

new generation of producers who have

been able to transfer the knowledge

gained in a long history of wine in the

third millennium, grafted with the most

recent trends.

Behind the flag, follow productions

more separate but not less interesting

vines now at the center of a robust

increase in quality of work as the

Pecorino and Passerina or Bianchello

Metauro. These are living testimony of

an ancient culture, capable of surprising

and exciting today as it was then.

Il Pollenza

Angera Colli Maceratesi Bianco Doc

www.ilpollenza.it

Features wine with lots of character

with notes of apple peel and apricot

combinations roasted fish, mollusks,

crustaceans, squid stuffed, medium-aged

cheeses

La marca di San Michele

Capovolto 2013 Verdicchio dei Castelli

di Jesi Classico Superiore Docwebsite

www.lamarcadisanmichele.doc

Features certified organic, from

Verdicchio grapes in purity, from

vineyards classified as type DOCG

Riserva and Superiore DOC. The nose

fruity and floral references turn into

feelings of anise and herbs. In the mouth

it gives feeling fine

Pairings even raw fish or roasted in

particular angler / rhombus / bass. Also

accompanies white meat in particular

the rabbit

Tenuta Cocci Grifoni

Colle Vecchio Offida Pecorino

Docgwww.tenutacoccigrifoni.it

Characteristics of grapes 100% Pecorino,

pale yellow with green reflections; It

presents the nose with spicy and rich in

alcohol, acacia flowers and jasmine. It

opens on the palate with a smooth taste

and aromas of ripe fruit, rennet apple,

and licorice. Matching pasta dishes, fish

and white meats, cold cuts typical local

ascolano.

Ciù Ciù

Merlettaie Offida Pecorino

www.ciuciuvini.it

Characteristics Straw yellow color, very

intense and persistent scent of wild

herbs and flowers of hawthorn, with

intriguing vanilla flavor impact of good

freshness and flavor on the palate is soft

and enveloping. Alcohol content 13.5%

Pairings first rugged, cold meats, fish

and poultry

Fattoria La Monacesca

Verdicchio di Matelica Doc

www.monacesca.it

Characteristics of grapes, 100%

Verdicchio is a wine with complex nose

with notes of anise, cedar and dried

fruit. The palate is deep and persistent,

with hints of mineral expression of the

territory

Pairings Fish dishes, mild cheeses and

white meat

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