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History of the cuisine

Florence
The Supremacy of Florence in the time of the Council
The Signoria Medicea
The Time of Lorenzo the Magnificent
The Age of the Renaissance
Catherine de’ Medici
The Grand Duchy Mediceo
Florence in the XIX Century: French Cooking returns to Florence
Cooking banished but alive
Literature and Cooking
Cooking in Florence in our century
Arezzo
The Origins
After the Fall of the Roman Empire
Plain Cooking
Arezzo and the Grand Duchy
Arezzo and the French Domination
Arezzo and the Unity of Italy
Influence of French Cooking
Chianti
A Land, a Wine
A little history
Chianti, its wine and great personalities
The Legend
The Vinification
A Wine to defend and protect : the Rules
Where the Wine may be called Chianti
Lucca
A little history
The Lucchese Economy
The Palaces and the Tower-Houses
Classic Cooking
Napoleonic Time and strong traditions
Exportation of Oil
The Wine
The Maremma
A short historical-geographical account
Pisa, Livorno and the northern Maremma
Pisa: a little history
Livorno makes its appearance
Florentine supremacy
The Livornian Constitution
Grosseto and the Maremma grossetana
A Marshy Zone
The Medici and the reclamation
The 1950's
Extreme Poverty and Genuiness
The Cowboy
Siena
The Versilia
What the Etruscans ate and drank
Tuscan Cooking in Roman times
The Mugello

The Maremma

Pisa, Livorno and the northern Maremma

The Maremma Pisa-Livorno extends from the hills of Rosignano until San Vincenzo and gravitates towards the city of Pisa and Livorno sharing the geographic position and many cultural aspects that are derived from, also in the culinary area.

Storia della Cucina Italiana Ristoranti The Maremma Pisa, Livorno and the northern Maremma

History of the cuisine

The Maremma

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