Mona Talbott's first food-related job was working in large reforestation camps in Canada. After culinary school she was hired by celebrated chef Alice Waters to work at Chez Panisse. Since 2007, Talbott has been executive chef at the Rome Sustainable Food Project at the American Academy in Rome. She has published articles and recipes in Saveur, Organic Style, and The New York Times. Annie Schlechter has been working as a photographer since 1998. Her clients include The World of Interiors, Wallpaper, House Beautiful, Real Simple, W magazine, Travel & Leisure, and many more.
"Mona Talbott’s Zuppe is smaller than a salad plate, but filled
with 50 delicious, simple recipes...The recipes are classic
Italian, but with [Mona's] own flair: purée half of the carrots in
a lentil and carrot soup for body and color; infuse olive oil with
chili flakes and drizzle over a hearty potato and chickpea soup;
blitz some unexpected parsley along with the usual mint, and stir
into a pea purée. The deliciousness-to-cheapness ratio of Talbott’s
recipes will give you a thrill." —Christine Muhlke, The New York
Times Book Review
"Mona Talbott's Zuppe is as much a collection of inspiring Italian
soup recipes—like puréed pea with mint—as it is a window into the
eco-conscious, seasonal kitchen of the American Academy in Rome." —
T, The New York Times Style Magazine
"Direct from the Alice Waters–revolutionized kitchen of the
American Academy in Rome comes this uniquely conceived and designed
single-subject cookbook, Zuppe….the small book is a well-curated
collection of recipes...and is Chez Panisse alumna Mona Talbott's
elegant ode to the simplicity and elegant comfort of making soups
for all seasons." — Vogue.com
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