Sigep rimini 2011. Sigep is an annual gathering of food industry professionals focusing on fresh bakery, handmade confectionery and pastries, and artisan ice cream. The trade show sections include raw materials, basic products, plant, machinery, furnishing and fittings for the trade. The programme of side events includes seminars, special exhibitions, workshops, show cooking and tastings.
At its 32nd edition, the expo is acknowledged as the world´s most important in the artisan gelato sector, a primary European showcase for artisan Italian confectionery and is also strengthening its position in the artisan bakery field.
On show, all the very latest in raw materials, basic products, plant, machinery, furnishing and fittings for the artisan gelato and bakery trades.
Thematic sections, international contests and championships, demos, courses and updating seminars and expos all contribute to making it a unique spectacular event.
At its 32nd edition, the expo is acknowledged as the world´s most important in the artisan gelato sector, a primary European showcase for artisan Italian confectionery and is also strengthening its position in the artisan bakery field.
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Cookies decorated with royaliling… Thanks to Silvia for this cookies.
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The SIGEP cakes in this delicious video made in Rimini last WEEK… Rimini is the centre of Italy near the sea and famus for its beach… but starting from some years also for the desserts fair called SIGEP
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Some delicious desserts from VENICE, one of the most famou cities in Italy. We collect some pictures in the city with cakes, sweets and more delicous things: Pan Pistacchio, Pan del Duce, Pan del pescatore al cioccolato, Moretti, Cestoni al cocco…
We can suggest you to visit these Pastry shop in the center of Venice…
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Video from Portugal: from Lisbon, to Sintra and Cascais. Enjoy with this delicious video from Portugal.
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A map from Milano with the best pastry shops in the center of the city. We start our trip from the Castle and we finish with Montenapoleone street and the Cova Pastry shop.
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One of these delightfully tempting specialties is cassata, a Sicilian dessert. The Arabs introduced sugar cane, and this revolutionised Sicilian cooking. Before the ninth century local honey was used to sweeten Sicilian pastries. Cassata is a tort of plain white cake filled with the same sheep’s milk ricotta (cottage cheese) cream used in cannoli and sfinci, topped with frosting and sugared fruits.
It is traditionally a winter and spring dessert served around Easter; in Sicily sheep produce little milk in summer, and frostings would melt under the torrid heat.
Its name is believed to derive from the medieval Arabic kas’at in reference either to its circular form (more precisely the pan used to mold it) or the word for cheese products (cascio akin to casein). By 1300 Arab Sicily was a thing of the past, and cassata became an aristocratic dessert, its recipes jealously guarded by monastic nuns or the chefs of the aristocracy.
Even today, few outside the culinary profession are ambitious enough to make it at home. Why bother, when Palermo boasts the world’s greatest pastry bars? One of the earliest “modern” references to cassata was a document issued at Mazara in 1575 mentioning its importance at religious feasts. Cassata probably originated at Palermo or another city of western Sicily.
Sicilian gelato (ice cream), as it has come to us, is an Arab invention based on sorbet made with cane sugar, though its earliest origins, like that of torrone, are Roman.
Cassata is made year ’round but it’s still best from November through April.
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