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New Yorkers Get 3 Chances To Know Why You Should Never Trust a Skinny Italian Chef

September 15, 2014 by serge the concierge

New Yorkers Get 3 Chances To Know Why You Should Never Trust a Skinny Italian Chef in October.

They can see and ask Massimo Bottura why on following dates at 3 locations.

Saturday, October 11 at 11 AM as part of Identita Golose at Eataly

Chef Seminar with Massimo Bottura and Daniel Humm.

Ticket price: $125

Tuesday 14 October at 2.00pm at The Culinary Institute of America

Lecture and book signing with Massimo Bottura.

Admission free

For more information, call: 845-451-1543

Tuesday 14 October at 8.15pm at 92nd Street Y

In conversation with Wylie Dufresne followed by Q+A and book signing with Massimo Bottura.

Ticket price: $30

Visit Event Page for tickets and more information.

All 3 events celebrate the publication of Never Trust a Skinny Italian Chef (Phaidon Press, October 2014) by Massimo Bottura...

Chef Bottura also makes stops at chi Spacca in Los Angeles on October 7, Cuoco Restaurant in Seattle on October 8 (details via Book Larder), Tosca Cafe in San Francisco on October 9 (tickets via Brown Paper Tickets), Balena Restaurant in Chicago on October 15, and last a cooking demonstration and wine pairing ($80) at Whole Foods Lamar in Austin on October 16, followed by (free) book signing at Noon on October 17 at same Whole Foods...

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