Every Night Italian: Every Night Italian - Hardcover

From the foreword by Marcella Hazan Giuliano shows you how you can put a delicious, heartwarming dinner on the table in less than an hour, as so many Italians do. No one, I think, is better qualified than he to interpret the genuine, life-enhancing flavor of Italian food so that a hurried and harried American cook can confidently and regularly reproduce it.

Shirley O. Corriher food writer, teacher, and author of Cook Wise Breathtakingly delicious, dish after dish -- stunningly quick, with only three or four basic ingredients and easy techniques -- Every Night Italian is an absolute treasure for busy cooks.

Joanne Weir host of Public Television's "Weir Cooking in the Wine Country" This is the kind of food I love to cook! Once again, Giuliano, the consummate cooking teacher, has triumphed with a book chock-full of recipes perfect for every day of the week. Reading through the delicious recipes, I am impressed again and again by the depth of flavor and obvious attention to every single detail. And the best part, they're simple! The next best thing to buying a ticket to Italy is right here between these covers. Bravo!

Biba Caggiano author of Italy Al Dente Every Night Italian does just what a good book should do. It brings you literally into the kitchen. The recipes, which one can find on an Italian table, are straighforward, unfussy, and simple to prepare. They are so delicious. Just try the Sweet and Sour Braised Veal Shanks. I couldn't stop soaking up the sauce with large chunks of bread.

Giuliano Hazan teaches students "how to cook Italian" at cooking schools throughout North America and abroad; in Italy, together with their partner Marilisa Allegrini, Hazan and his wife have a school in Verona's wine country. Hazan also imports Italian specialties under the label A&H Selections. He lives in Sarasota, Florida, with his wife, Lael, and their two daughters. His website is www.giulianohazan.com.

Marcella Hazan (1924-2013) was born in Cesenatico, a fishing village on the northern Adriatic shore of Italy. She studied for a career in the sciences and received two doctoral degrees from the University of Ferrara in Emilia-Romagna. In 1955 she married Victor Hazan, an Italian-born American, and moved with him to New York, where she began teaching Italian cooking classes in her apartment. In 1973 she published her first cookbook, The Classic Italian Cook Book, which introduced Americans to authentic Italian food. Her cooking schools in Italy draw students from around the world. Hazan was the recipient of two Lifetime Achievement Awards (from the James Beard Foundation in 2000, and the IACP in 2004) and a knighthood from her own country. She was the author of five additional classic cookbooks and a memoir.