Winner of the James Beard/ KitchenAid Cookbook of the Year 2000 and Winner of the Beard Award for the Best Writing on Food 2000.
 
 
February 8, 2012
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Grilled Tuna with Red Salmoriglio Sauce
Tonno Arrosto con Salmoriglio Rosso
(Italy/Sicily)
Grilled tuna with a pesto of tomatoes, vinegar, parsley, and oregano
posted: 12/30/2006

Grilled Tuna with Salsa Verde
(Italy)
Grilled tuna with green sauce (parsley and garlic)
posted: 12/30/2006

Grilled Tuna with Wine and Thyme Marinade
Tonno alla "Graèla"
(Italy/Veneto)
Grilled tuna marinated in wine, onion, parsley, and thyme
posted: 12/30/2006

Grilled Tuna "Origanata"
Tonno "'Riganatu"
(Italy/Sicily)
Grilled tuna marinated in olive oil and oregano
posted: 12/30/2006

Grilled Whole Fish
Pesce alla Griglia
(Italy)
Grilling a whole fish between 2 and 6 pounds
posted: 12/30/2006

Lobster on the Grill
Aragosta sulla Graticola
(Italy)
Grilled split lobster with a seasoned bread crumb stuffing
posted: 01/02/2007

Marinated Grilled Tuna with a Bread Crumb Coating
Tonno Marinato alla Griglia
(Italy/Sicily)
Grilled tuna marinated in wine and lemon juice and coated with olive oil-drizzled bread crumbs
posted: 12/30/2006

Milk-marinated Grilled Smoked Herring
Aringa alla Griglia
(Italy/Veneto)
Grilled smoked herring soaked in milk and garnished with parsley
posted: 01/02/2007

Spicy Grilled Red Mullet
Triglie sulla Graticola
(Italy/Abruzzo)
Grilled red mullet rubbed with parsley, thyme, bay, and cayenne pepper
posted: 12/30/2006

Tuscan-style Grilled Marinated Red Mullet
Triglie in Gratella alla Marinara
(Italy/Tuscany)
Grilled red mullet marinated in olive oil, garlic, and rosemary
posted: 12/30/2006



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"Grill Italian hooks the cook in the introduction. Who would not want to light the grill after reading the author's description of an alfresco dinner in Sicily ? The recipes are generally on the simple side, relying on the fresh ingredients and herbs for flavor rather than on heavy marinades and bastings. I love the frequent trick of alternating items on skewers with cubes of oil-soaked bread or that of sprinkling on bread crumbs to add texture ? Sausages, onions and oranges skewered together offer a delightful change of pace."
- Florence Fabricant, New York Times


Cucina Paradiso is a cookbook, not some dry, dull gastronomic text.  The recipes are seductively written, and powerfully appealing.  And Wright’s refreshing lack of arrogance...is a rarity among food writers today.
- Robin Mather, The Detroit News

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