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Full recipe here: bit.ly Chef Matteo Carboni from the Academia Barilla Culinary School shares with us all the culinary steps and Chef tips on how to prepare an Italian traditional pasta dish (garganelli) using fava beans (also called broad beans). For more Italian recipes, chef tips and gourmet news visit our web site: www.academiabarilla.com Follow us on Facebook www.facebook.com Follow us on Twitter: twitter.com
BY Jerry White FIAMME Headliners live shows Comedy Club and also Creating a culinary masterpiece that excites the senses doesn't have to be complex. By "keeping it simple" Executive Chef Bob Barber delivers tantalizing dishes using the highest quality ingredients prepared and served in a manner that surprise and delight Fiamme's diners. From his signature Potage Français D'oignon -- French Onion Soup -- to an array of diverse fare Chef Barber is known for his French flair, creativity and taste. . www.fiammerestaurant.com 805-407-9444 A native Californian, Chef Barber has nurtured a life-long passion for cooking that started at his mother's apron strings in his home in the North Beach area of San Francisco, known for its authentic Italian cooking. His began his professional career as a mixologist with the Chart House in San Francisco. Subsequently, he joined legendary Paoli's Restaurant and later at the Edgewater Inn, both in San Francisco, where he worked as an apprentice chef. While with these establishments, Chef Barber acquired the skills required to successfully manage a kitchen as an executive chef including meal preparation, staff coordination, menu planning, and kitchen management. Chef Barber was then hired as a sous chef for the internationally acclaimed, Michelin five star, Ondine in Sausalito, Calif. At Ondine, he mastered the finesse of French cuisine, studying under some of the greatest French chefs of the period. Following several years with Ondine's, Chef ...