It’s half-book, half collection of stories, through words and images, but not even one photo of a pizza; instead, it shows the faces and hands of the 15 pizzaioli who were interviewed, photographed and filmed during PizzaUp 2018. These are the people who contributed in writing these stories.
Massimo Travaglini, Massimiliano Prete, Marco Farabegoli, Massimo Giovannini, Giuseppe Rizzo, Friedrich Schmuck, Lello Ravagnan, Daniele Donatelli, Alessandro Coppari, Renato Bosco, Giovanni Santarpia, Corrado Assenza, Gennaro Battiloro, Corrado Scaglione, Simone Padoan
This is what makes the
Almanacco della Pizza – a part of which is accessible to all, online, or you can buy the deluxe printed version which will be presented during the 2019 edition of
PizzaUp®. It’s the new project of
Molino Quaglia, a preview of which
Chiara Quaglia and
Pietro Gabrieli presented at the
Identità Milano 2019 congress: «It’s a way to report, every two years, on the evolution and the changes taking place in the world of pizza, which in the past few years has stopped being an ordinary product, and is now a product of great quality, though still popular. A leap in quality that resulted, above all, from creating the occasion for pizzaioli and great chefs to share ideas, because cooking techniques, once applied to pizza, have allowed to make better products using fresh ingredients for the toppings».
With this thought, both at the latest
PizzaUp® 2018 and at
Identità Golose 2019,
Molino Quaglia fostered the work of pizzaioli and chefs in pairs, so that the latter would convey their knowledge and techniques, enhancing the work of the former.
But there are more projects to come at
Molino Quaglia: in the next few months, the
Università della Farina will debut too, with a series of courses that will give a better understanding of one of the essential, though too often “hidden”, ingredients of a good pizza...
