Gabriele Galimberti is a talented, ambitious photographer, always traveling the world in search of adventure, good stories, interesting people and … great local food.
And because he’s an Italian who loves to cook and eat, it’s no surprise that one of his “side projects” is now becoming a unique photobook: Grandmothers from around the world, sharing their most popular recipes.
Not only did this project give him an excuse to photograph inside home kitchens all around the world — he also got delicious home-cooked meals at every stop!
Galimberti ate (and photographed) moose steak in Alaska; caterpillars in Malawi; ferociously hot ten-spice-curry in India; shark soup in the Philippines; and many, many more exotic dishes. He paired a portrait of each grandmother with a photo of her final dish. Photo-editor Arianna Rinaldo says, “He has come back with a cookbook of detailed recipes that mix love, photography and travel amongst the many exotic ingredients.”
Get more details — including every recipe — at Galimberti’s website.
Alaska
Albania
Algeria
Armenia
Bolivia
Canada
Cayman Islands
Egypt
Haiti
Indonesia
Italy
Kenya
Latvia
Lebannon
Malawi
Malaysia
Mexico
Morocco
Brazil
Spain
Swedden
Thailand
Turkey
Zambia
Zanzibar
