IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser.

Celebrate food from ‘the foot of the mountains’

Torino-born chef Roberto Donna owns Galileo, an upscale Italian restaurant based in Washington, D.C., that specializes in Piedmont regional dishes. At his restaurant, chef Donna adheres to a philosophy of food that started in the region — the slow food movement. It snubs its nose at fast dining and is dedicated to the use of authentic ingredients. The daily dishes are made with natural and homem
/ Source: TODAY

Torino-born chef Roberto Donna owns Galileo, an upscale Italian restaurant based in Washington, D.C., that specializes in Piedmont regional dishes. At his restaurant, chef Donna adheres to a philosophy of food that started in the region — the slow food movement. It snubs its nose at fast dining and is dedicated to the use of authentic ingredients. The daily dishes are made with natural and homemade ingredients, which are often made from scratch. And the restaurant's menu continuously changes with the flavors and seasons of Piedmont. Chef Donna visited “Today” in Torino to share some special foods from this area of Italy.

Bagna Cauda

Get The Recipe

Bagna Cauda

Roberto Donna, owner and head chef of Galileo Restaurant in Washington, D.C.
Braised Beef in Barolo

Get The Recipe

Braised Beef in Barolo

Roberto Donna, owner and head chef of Galileo Restaurant in Washington, D.C.
Vitello Tonnato

Get The Recipe

Vitello Tonnato

Roberto Donna, owner and head chef of Galileo Restaurant in Washington, D.C.
Bunet

Get The Recipe

Bunet

Roberto Donna, owner and head chef of Galileo Restaurant in Washington, D.C.
Agnolotti del plin

Get The Recipe

Agnolotti del plin

Roberto Donna, owner and head chef of Galileo Restaurant in Washington, D.C.