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>> brothers christian and emanuel pay homage to rice, serving it in modern, inventive ways to diners who travel the world to taste their risotto. >> we start with the rice. >> this is your rice? >> yeah, this is a selection that we do with farming close to vercelli. you do the roasting of the rice. it is one of the most important for the risotto. we add salt and pepper. >> you're, like, toasting it almost, right? >> yes. the time that you can give flavor to the rice after you give flavor to the ri sew at that. >> vegetable stock. >> yes. almond, carrots, celery. >> the brothers celebrate the v...

And pistachios, i actually had some last night. a hard-boiled egg, pumpkin seeds very good for you, hominis and vegetables as well dipping a little celery in this, we talked about peanut butter and jelly and also dark chocolate. and apple slices and cinnamon to you and i work crazy hours. >> what do you eat, what is your snack of choice? >> you know, i do not eat when i get home. if it's that are going to sleep, i would rather go to sleep. but what about you? >> i have to admit that i'm pretty bad about it.

Onions, celery and carrots sautced in oil . you have no idea how tired i am from hunting. i was dressed appropriately. since the very beginning, men have shot ducks. that's why there's so many recipes. the chef plays with tradition.

We have onions, carrots, celery. >> they celebrate the best of piedmont's local produce. their signature dish is made with -- >> what we want to do is bring four of the most important ingredients. >> are you both from this area? >> yeah, we are born here. it was built by our grand parents. in 2005, we decided to open our restaurant and try to do something of new. we are born after 22 different rissoto on the menu. >> their restaurant is a million miles away from a traditional one which usually only have one or two rissotos on the menu. it's earned them a star. >> you are experimenting all the

Art, my mom was studying something just as beautiful, the local cuisine. one of these because it's so big? >> no, a little more. little more. it didn't know how to cook when we got married. didn't even know how to boil water. while she was here, my mother was also inspired by the spirit of the renaissance and set out to discover the art of italian cooking. when we lived in florence when everyone was in school, i would learn to make different recipes. i loved it. my mother soon found the key that unlocks so much of italian cooking. a simple combination of carrots, celery, and onions. fried up t...