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'''Manuela Darling-Gansser''' ([[December 29]], [[1950]]) is a writer of food and travel cookbooks<ref>''Gourmet Traveller'' (AUS) Nov 2003, Feb 2006, May 2007, ''Vogue Entertaining + Travel'' Dec 2005, Jan 2006, July 2007, ''Hoofs & Horns'' Summer 2005, ''Woman's Weekly'' March 2007, ''Voi Tutti'' Issue 3 2005, ''The Weekend Australian'' Dec 17-18 2005, March 24th & 31st 2007, ''Wentworth Courier'' 2nd & 16th May 2007, ''The Age'' 22 Nov 2005, ''NW'' 18 July 2007, ''Australian Table'' July 2007, ''Hobart Mercury'' 28 March 2007, ''Good Reading'' May 2007, ''Courier Mail'' 10 April 2007, ''Weekender'' 16 Dec 2005, ''The Australian'' 17 Dec 2005, ''Sydney Weekly'' 3 May 2006, ''Eatdrink.com.au'' Nov 2005, ''Vive'' Dec 2003.</ref>, a contributor to lifestyle
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magazines<ref>''Vogue Entertaining + Travel'' (Australia) May 2004, Nov 2004, Feb/March 2007, ''Fashion Capital'' 'Chadstone Launch Issue 2003', ''Vive'' Dec 2003, Jan 2004, ''Voi Tutti'' Issue7 2007, Issue 8 2007, Issue 9 2007, ''Sydney Morning Herald: Good Living'' Nov 14, 2006.</ref> and has appeared as a repeat guest on Australian television shows<ref>Channel 9 ''Fresh'' TV program on March 16 2007, March 14 2007, March 20 2007</ref>. She has written four books: '''''Under The Olive Tree''''' ''(2003)''<ref>ISBN 1 74066 086 2</ref>,
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'''''Autumn In Piemonte''''' ''(2005)''<ref>ISBN 174066 308 X </ref>, '''''Winter In The Alps''''' ''(2007)''<ref> ISBN 1 74066 480 9 </ref> and '''''TOP 10 Surviving In Style: Recipes and Instruction for the Beginner Home Chef''''' ''(2008)''<ref> ISBN 978 0 646 48419 8 </ref><!-- Commented out because image was deleted: [[Image:Manuelacook.jpg|thumb|Manuela Darling-Gansser]] -->
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== Biography ==


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'''Manuela Darling-Gansser''' (born 29 December 1950) is a writer of food and travel cookbooks, a contributor to lifestyle magazines, and has appeared as a repeat guest on Australian television shows. She has written four books: ''Under The Olive Tree'' (2003), ''Autumn in Piemonte'' (2005), ''Winter in the Alps'' (2007) and ''TOP 10 Surviving in Style: Recipes and Instruction for the Beginner Home Chef'' (2008).


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==Biography==
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Manuela Darling-Gansser was born in the Italian speaking city of [[Lugano]], [[Switzerland]]. She spent her early childhood living in [[Iran]] before returning
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to school in [[Zurich]]. Darling-Gansser has lived in [[Italy]], the [[USA]], [[Japan]] and currently lives with husband Michael Darling and three children Miranda, Jason and Daniel in [[Sydney]], [[Australia]]. She is fluent in English, Italian, French, German and Swiss German, as well as being able to converse in Spanish and Persian.
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Darling-Gansser was born in the Italian speaking city of [[Lugano]], Switzerland. She spent her early childhood living in [[Iran]] before returning
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to school in [[Zurich]]. Darling-Gansser has lived in Italy, the United States, Japan and currently lives with husband Michael Darling and three children Miranda, Jason and Daniel in [[Sydney]], Australia. She is fluent in English, Italian, French, German and Swiss German, as well as being able to converse in Spanish and Persian.


== Family History ==
==Family history==
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Darling-Gansser is part of a long line of cooks beginning with her great grandfather who in 1882 opened ''Ristorante Biaggi'' in [[Lugano]]. Her grandfather Ettore Biaggi trained in hotels in [[London]], [[Paris]], and [[St Petersberg]] and had a weekly radio cooking show before taking over the family restaurant. ''Ristorante Biaggi's'' guests included the [[Aga Khan]], [[Sir Austen Chamberlain]], [[Benito Mussolini]], General Guisan, Dolfuss, Mannerheim and King [[Farouk of Egypt]].


Darling-Gansser is part of a long line of cooks beginning with her great grandfather who in 1882 opened ''Ristorante Biaggi'' in [[Lugano]]. Her grandfather Ettore Biaggi trained in hotels in [[London]], [[Paris]], and [[St Petersberg]] and had a weekly radio cooking show before taking over the family restaurant. ''Ristorante Biaggi's'' guests included the [[Aga Khan]], [[Sir Austen Chamberlain]], [[Mussolini]], General Guissan, Dolfuss, Mannerheim and King [[Farouk of Egypt]]. Professor [[Augusto Gansser-Biaggi]], her father, is a renowned geologist whose book ''Geology of the Himalaya'' earned him the award of the '''Patron's Medal of the [[Royal Geographical Society]] London'''.
Professor [[Augusto Gansser-Biaggi]], her father, is a geologist whose book ''Geology of the Himalaya'' earned him the award of the Patron's Medal of the [[Royal Geographical Society]] London.


== Published Works==
==Published works==
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Darling-Gansser along with Australian photographer Simon Griffiths has produced three food and travel books published by ''Hardie Grant Books'':


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* ''Under The Olive Tree: Family and food in Lugano and the Costa Smeralda, Italy'' (2003){{ISBN|1-74066-086-2}}
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Manuela Darling-Gansser along with Australian photographer [http://www.labyrinth.net.au/~simong/ Simon Griffiths] has produced three food and travel books published by ''Hardie Grant Books'':
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** Winner of "The Ligare Book Printers Best Designed Cookbook" prize at the Australian Publishers Association 52nd Annual Book Design Awards, 2003.<ref>''The Australian Publishers Association 52nd Annual Book Design Awards 2003'' (McPherson's Printing Group:2004) p.28.</ref>
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<br />'''Under The Olive Tree''' ''Family and food in Lugano and the Costa Smeralda, Italy'' (2003)*^
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** Has been translated into Dutch and published by Tirion
<br /> '''Autumn In Piemonte''' ''Food and travels in Italy's northwest'' (2005)^
* ''Autumn in Piemonte: Food and travels in Italy's northwest'' (2005){{ISBN|1-74066-308-X}}
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<br /> '''Winter In The Alps''' ''Food by the fireside'' (2007)
** Has been translated into Dutch and published by Tirion
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* ''Winter in the Alps: Food by the fireside'' (2007){{ISBN|1-74066-480-9}}
* ''TOP 10 Surviving in Style: Recipes and Instruction for the Beginner Home Chef'' (2008){{ISBN|978-0-646-48419-8}}


== Articles ==
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* *Winner of ''The Ligare Book Printers Best Designed Cookbook'' prize at the '''Australian Publishers Association 52nd Annual Book Design Awards''', 2003.<ref>''The Australian Publishers Association 52nd Annual Book Design Awards 2003'' (McPherson's Printing Group:2004) p.28.</ref>
*''Gourmet Traveller'' (AUS) Nov 2003, Feb 2006, May 2007
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* ^Has been translated into Dutch and published by Tirion
*''Vogue Entertaining + Travel'' Dec 2005, Jan 2006, July 2007
*''Hoofs & Horns'' Summer 2005
*''Woman's Weekly'' March 2007
*''The Weekend Australian'' 17-18 Dec 2005, 24 & 31 March 2007
*''Wentworth Courier'' 2 & 16 May 2007
*''The Age'' 22 Nov 2005
*''NW'' 18 July 2007
*''Australian Table'' July 2007
*''Hobart Mercury'' 28 March 2007
*''Good Reading'' May 2007
*''Courier Mail'' 10 April 2007
*''Weekender'' 16 Dec 2005
*''The Australian'' 17 Dec 2005
*''Sydney Weekly'' 3 May 2006
*''Eatdrink.com.au'' Nov 2005
*''Vive'' Dec 2003, Jan 2004
*''Vogue Entertaining + Travel'' (Australia) May 2004, Nov 2004, Feb/March 2007
*''Fashion Capital'' 'Chadstone Launch Issue 2003'
*''Voi Tutti'' Issue 3 2005, Issue7 2007, Issue 8 2007, Issue 9 2007
*''Sydney Morning Herald: Good Living'' 14 November 2006


== References ==
== Television appearances ==

* Channel 9 <nowiki>''</nowiki>Fresh<nowiki>''</nowiki> TV program: 14 March, 16 March, and 20 March 2007

==References==


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== External links ==
==External links==
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*[http://www.manuelafoodandtravel.com Website]


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*[http://www.manuelafoodandtravel.com www.manuelafoodandtravel.com]


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Latest revision as of 22:03, 27 May 2024

Manuela Darling-Gansser
Manuela Darling-Gansser
Born (1950-12-29) December 29, 1950 (age 73)
Lugano, Switzerland

Manuela Darling-Gansser (born 29 December 1950) is a writer of food and travel cookbooks, a contributor to lifestyle magazines, and has appeared as a repeat guest on Australian television shows. She has written four books: Under The Olive Tree (2003), Autumn in Piemonte (2005), Winter in the Alps (2007) and TOP 10 Surviving in Style: Recipes and Instruction for the Beginner Home Chef (2008).

Biography

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Darling-Gansser was born in the Italian speaking city of Lugano, Switzerland. She spent her early childhood living in Iran before returning to school in Zurich. Darling-Gansser has lived in Italy, the United States, Japan and currently lives with husband Michael Darling and three children Miranda, Jason and Daniel in Sydney, Australia. She is fluent in English, Italian, French, German and Swiss German, as well as being able to converse in Spanish and Persian.

Family history

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Darling-Gansser is part of a long line of cooks beginning with her great grandfather who in 1882 opened Ristorante Biaggi in Lugano. Her grandfather Ettore Biaggi trained in hotels in London, Paris, and St Petersberg and had a weekly radio cooking show before taking over the family restaurant. Ristorante Biaggi's guests included the Aga Khan, Sir Austen Chamberlain, Benito Mussolini, General Guisan, Dolfuss, Mannerheim and King Farouk of Egypt.

Professor Augusto Gansser-Biaggi, her father, is a geologist whose book Geology of the Himalaya earned him the award of the Patron's Medal of the Royal Geographical Society London.

Published works

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Darling-Gansser along with Australian photographer Simon Griffiths has produced three food and travel books published by Hardie Grant Books:

  • Under The Olive Tree: Family and food in Lugano and the Costa Smeralda, Italy (2003)ISBN 1-74066-086-2
    • Winner of "The Ligare Book Printers Best Designed Cookbook" prize at the Australian Publishers Association 52nd Annual Book Design Awards, 2003.[1]
    • Has been translated into Dutch and published by Tirion
  • Autumn in Piemonte: Food and travels in Italy's northwest (2005)ISBN 1-74066-308-X
    • Has been translated into Dutch and published by Tirion
  • Winter in the Alps: Food by the fireside (2007)ISBN 1-74066-480-9
  • TOP 10 Surviving in Style: Recipes and Instruction for the Beginner Home Chef (2008)ISBN 978-0-646-48419-8

Articles

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  • Gourmet Traveller (AUS) Nov 2003, Feb 2006, May 2007
  • Vogue Entertaining + Travel Dec 2005, Jan 2006, July 2007
  • Hoofs & Horns Summer 2005
  • Woman's Weekly March 2007
  • The Weekend Australian 17-18 Dec 2005, 24 & 31 March 2007
  • Wentworth Courier 2 & 16 May 2007
  • The Age 22 Nov 2005
  • NW 18 July 2007
  • Australian Table July 2007
  • Hobart Mercury 28 March 2007
  • Good Reading May 2007
  • Courier Mail 10 April 2007
  • Weekender 16 Dec 2005
  • The Australian 17 Dec 2005
  • Sydney Weekly 3 May 2006
  • Eatdrink.com.au Nov 2005
  • Vive Dec 2003, Jan 2004
  • Vogue Entertaining + Travel (Australia) May 2004, Nov 2004, Feb/March 2007
  • Fashion Capital 'Chadstone Launch Issue 2003'
  • Voi Tutti Issue 3 2005, Issue7 2007, Issue 8 2007, Issue 9 2007
  • Sydney Morning Herald: Good Living 14 November 2006

Television appearances

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  • Channel 9 ''Fresh'' TV program: 14 March, 16 March, and 20 March 2007

References

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  1. ^ The Australian Publishers Association 52nd Annual Book Design Awards 2003 (McPherson's Printing Group:2004) p.28.
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