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Alberto Gipponi, chef and owner of the restaurant Dina (photo Savour Duo)

Masterclass Restaurant desserts with Alberto Gipponi

9 March 2027 · 9:30 – 17:30

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Tuesday 9 March 2027, 09:30

The masterclass

One day
with Alberto Gipponi

Date
Time
09:30 – 17:30
Duration
8 hours
Language
Italian
Venue
Scuola Tessieri, via Milano 24, Ponsacco (PI), Italy
Instructor
Alberto Gipponi

Times may vary according to teaching needs.

The masterclass includes

  • Recipe book
  • Coffee break
  • Lunch prepared by the Scuola Tessieri chefs
  • Certificate of attendance
Alberto Gipponi (foto Alberto Blasetti)

Instructor

Alberto Gipponi
Restaurant desserts

Alberto Gipponi is the chef and owner of Dina, the restaurant he opened in Gussago, in Franciacorta, in November 2017. Since then Dina has been the place where he pursues his own idea of cuisine: personal, creative, at times radical, but always deeply bound to the cook’s craft and to hospitality.

Two souls coexist in his work. On one side, the age-old act of cooking: fire, hands, dough, stock, sauce. On the other, a continuous research into food, its structure and the perception of taste, which leads him to question even what seems most obvious. Not to complicate things, but to understand whether there is another way of doing them.

One of the favourite fields of this research is pasta: from boiled puff pastry to the Cannellone d’aria, through to works in which the boundary between raw and cooked becomes less distinct. A path also developed in dialogue with the scientific world, in particular with Professor Davide Cassi of the University of Parma, and presented at the Science and Cooking World Congress in Barcelona and at the Basque Culinary Center in San Sebastián.

Dina’s accolades include: four Cappelli from “L’Espresso”, Tre Forchette from “Gambero Rosso”, the Identità Golose Dish of the Year for the “Cannellone d’aria e tartufo bianco”, two knives from “The Best Chef”, the “Discovery” section of “50 Best”, the “OAD” guide and the Michelin Guide.

Since 2022 he has been educational director of the Fondazione Barilla training school.

Alberto Gipponi at work in the kitchen at Dina (photo Savour Duo)

The programme

The theme is creative desserts: plated desserts born of the same research the chef pursues in the kitchen into structure, textures and the perception of taste. Ingredients you would not expect in a dessert, such as cauliflower and wasabi, great classics such as soufflé and shortcrust pastry rethought from the ground up, and a boundary between raw and cooked that becomes less distinct.

During the Masterclass we will work on these recipes:

  • C’è qualcosa che non quaglia (“Something doesn’t add up”)
  • Cauliflower, wasabi gelato, hazelnut and bergamot
  • Tartlet: raw, yet cooked
  • Soufflé in several variations
  • Boiled shortcrust pastry and crème anglaise with burnt hay and camomile

For each dessert we will look at the techniques, the idea behind it and how to bring it into restaurant service.

A Masterclass for cookery and pastry professionals and enthusiasts who want to give dessert the same weight as the other dishes on the menu.

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The photos

“Tartlet: raw, yet cooked” by Alberto Gipponi (photo Savour Duo)Almond soufflé by Alberto Gipponi (photo Alberto Blasetti)Boiled shortcrust pastry by Alberto Gipponi (photo Caffarri)“C’è qualcosa che non quaglia” (“Something doesn’t add up”), a dessert by Alberto GipponiBeetroot soufflé by Alberto Gipponi“Tartlet: raw, yet cooked” by Alberto Gipponi (photo Mattia Aquila)“Risone” by Alberto Gipponi, served in an oyster shellSpaghettino and meatball by Alberto Gipponi (photo Alberto Blasetti)“Cannellone d’aria” and white truffle gelato by Alberto Gipponi (photo Lido Vannucchi)

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