The Origins of Italian Cuisine from Frederick II to the Present Day

Authors

Paola Adamo
University of Naples Federico II
https://orcid.org/0000-0003-4054-4611
Valentina Della Corte
University of Naples Federico II
https://orcid.org/0000-0001-7113-3167
Francesca Marino
University of Naples Federico II
https://orcid.org/0009-0000-7781-9944
Elisabetta Moro
University of Naples Suor Orsola Benincasa
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-7954-2405

Keywords:

Liber de coquina, cookery, food, nutrition, dietetics, Italian culinary, gastronomic culture, recipes, Mediterranean diet

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Editor: FedOA - Federico II University Press 

Pages: 140

Language: Italian

ISBN: 978-88-6887-233-5

NBN: http://nbn.depositolegale.it/resolver.pl?nbn=urn:nbn:it:unina-30050

Abstract: The Liber de coquina in the version preserved in Paris in ms. Lat. 7131 of the Bibliothèque Nationale de France is a cookbook that can be traced back to the court of the first Angevin kings, probably conceived in the multicultural context of the Swabian kingdom of Sicily and perhaps also influenced by the gastronomical attitudes of the court of Frederick II. Through a historical analysis and a modern reworking of this ancient recipe book, the volume focuses on the contribution that the culture of the time had on the development of Italian cuisine and the Mediterranean diet. The book aims to be a cultural contribution to the valorisation of Italian cuisine and is part of the complex program of celebrations for the eight-hundredth anniversary of the University founded by Emperor Frederick II way back on 5 June 1224.

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Prefazione di Matteo Lorito, Rettore dell'Universita degli Studi Napoli Federico II

Introduzione di Paola Adamo, Valentina Della Corte, Francesca Marino, Elisabetta Moro

Alla mensa dell’imperatore: ricette e precetti all’epoca di Federico II, di Fulvio Delle Donne

Il Liber de coquina e la nascita della gastronomia italiana, di Gianni Cicia e Massimo Ricciardi

Una selezione di ricette dal Liber de Coquina, di Massimo Ricciardi e Gianni Cicia con il contributo di Fulvio Delle Donne

Una tavola epicurea. Federico II e la dieta mediterranea, di Elisabetta Moro e Marino Niola

Il ponte fra eclettismo e modernità e il ricettario contemporaneo, di Luciano Pignataro e Francesca Marino

Il Ricettario per gli 800 anni della Federico II, con le ricette raccolte da Luciano Pignataro e Francesca Marino, proposte da Corrado Assenza, Domenico Candela, Moreno Cedroni, Caterina Ceraudo,Enzo Coccia, Vitantonio Lombardo, Angelo Sabatelli, Mauro Uliassi con il contributo di Massimo Ricciardi e Raffaele Sacchi

Dalla cucina medioevale all’arte gastronomica: cucinare per Federico II oggi, di Massimo Ricciardi e Raffaele Sacchi

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Author Biographies

Paola Adamo, University of Naples Federico II

Paola Adamo is Full Professor of Agricultural Chemistry at the Department of Agricultural Sciences of the University of Naples Federico II. Her main areas of research include the authentication and traceability of agri-food products, the monitoring of soil pollution by potentially toxic elements, the biomonitoring of air quality. She is the contact person for the Federician University of the METROFOOD-IT Research Infrastructure for Metrology and Open Access Data to support the Agri-food sector. She was President of the Italian Society of Soil Science. She is author of books, book chapters and approximately 150 scientific publications.

Valentina Della Corte, University of Naples Federico II

Valentina Della Corte is Full Professor of Economics and Business Management at the Department of Economics, Management, Institutions of the University of Naples Federico II. Her main research interests concern management and strategic marketing in the tourism sector, innovation and sustainability of destinations. She is the delegate of the Rector for UNINA 2024 celebrations, is a disciplinary expert for ANVUR and is Coordinator of the Three-Year Degree Course in Hospitality Management and of the first level Master in Hospitality & Destination Management. She is author of books, numerous scientific articles published in highly specialized journals, as well as in volumes published by national and international publishers.

Francesca Marino, University of Naples Federico II

Francesca Marino is a Nutritionist affiliated with the UNESCO Chair on Food Education and Sustainable Development at the University of Naples Federico II. Member of the technical table of the Ministry of Health on Lifestyles and Fertility, she teaches Nutrition in the Three-Year Degree Course in Mediterranean Gastronomic Sciences of UNINA. Actually, she teaches Food Education and Nutrition at the Suor Orsola Benincasa University. She is a member of the Order of Journalists of Naples and is committed to disseminating the principles of healthy eating and promoting Made in Italy gastronomic products.

Elisabetta Moro, University of Naples Suor Orsola Benincasa

Elisabetta Moro is Full Professor of Cultural Anthropology at the Suor Orsola Benincasa University of Naples. She teaches History of Gastronomy in the Countries of the Mediterranean Area and Anthropology of the Mediterranean Diet in the Three-Year Degree Course in Mediterranean Gastronomic Sciences of UNINA. She co-directs the Virtual Museum of the Mediterranean Diet and THE MedEatResearch. She collaborates with Corriere della Sera, il Mattino, the RAI and CNN. She is member of the Assembly of the Italian National Commission for UNESCO. She chairs the scientific committee of the UNESCO Chair on Intangible Cultural Heritage and Comparative Law (UNITELMA-Sapienza). Among her books: «La dieta mediterranea. Mito e storia di uno stile di vita" (Mulino). «Mangiare come Dio comanda» (Einaudi), «Secrets of Mediterranean Diet» (Mulino), «Andare per i luoghi della dieta mediterranea» (Mulino), all written with M. Niola.

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June 9, 2024

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