Welcome to Martino di Piemonte
Challenging private cooking workshop by chef Martino
Dare to push your culinary boundaries under the guidance of private chef Martino.
Discover the authentic flavours and rich traditions of Piedmontese cuisine, complemented by surprising international influences. This exclusive, tailor-made menu challenges you to combine classic dishes with modern culinary techniques, perfect for the adventurous gourmet who wants to take their cooking to the next level. Each dish is paired with a carefully selected Piedmontese wine to create the ultimate taste experience. Create your own five-course meal from two starters, a second course, a main course and a dessert, and enjoy five excellent wines.
Are you ready for a culinary experience that will stimulate your senses and challenge your cooking skills?
Perfect for an intimate experience for two to six people in your home
Curious about the full menu and wine selection?
Find out more by clicking on 'Menu'
My Italian aunt
Discover Piemonte with My Italian aunt. She lives her life amidst the charming places and hidden gems. She passionately shares her profound knowledge and love for this beautiful region. She provides you with a great holiday that you put together yourself with the most beautiful accommodations, nicest restaurants and activities. But with great pleasure she organizes a trip for you and your company. Together with her Italian cousin Martino di Piemonte she invites you to experience the warmth and hospitality of this special part of Italy. And you know, her cousin promotes Piemonte from the Netherlands with his famous Piemontese private cooking workshops
Pierflavio Gallina - Wine and Art
"Beauty is in the eye of the beholder"
But day after day, true beauty penetrates the souls of those who breathe it, so that they feel part of it.
Then the vine remains in the moment that it is uprooted. The lifeblood still flows through them, as thought flows through the mind: the vine radiates memories and colours. Each vine mixes the subject and the matter in itself. In a few sentences, it is the Piedmontese artist Pierflavio Gallina himself who reveals the intimate route that went "backwards" from a hill of the vineyard to its essence, the branch and therefore the vine.
