Three tools Giulietta chef Rob Rossi can’t live without

Three tools Giulietta chef Rob Rossi can’t live without

By | Photography By Michael Graydon and Nikole Herriott |  

By | Photography By Michael Graydon and Nikole Herriott |  

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Fresh pasta is a simple thing to make, but a difficult thing to master. At Giulietta, there are four kinds of pasta on the menu at any given time, and each one is made with painstaking precision. Hover over the red dots to read about some of the tools chef Rob Rossi couldn’t live without.

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