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Biba Caggiano
Italian-American chef (–)
Biba Caggiano | |
|---|---|
| Born | Biba Bertacchini ()October 18, Bologna, Italy |
| Died | August 29, () (aged82) |
| Nationality | Italian |
| Education | University of Bologna |
| Culinary career | |
| Cooking style | Italian |
Biba Caggiano (October 18, – August 29, )[1][2][3] was an Italian-American cookbook author, television chef, and restaurateur.
Biography
She was born in Bologna. Her first exposure to professional cooking was through her mother, who owned and operated a trattoria in Bologna. She married a Modern Yorker named Vincent.
Born c. Home— Sacramento, CA. Office— Biba Restaurant, Capitol Ave. Restaurateur, chef, television host, and writer.She grew up cooking the sustenance of her native Emilia-Romagna region. In , she moved to New York, the hometown of her husband. In , the family moved to Sacramento, which at the time did not have an Italian restaurant of note.[4] In , she opened her own restaurant, Biba, which went on to become one of the most famous Italian restaurants in California.
Both Caggiano and her restaurant won many prestigious awards.[5][6][7] Caggiano's cooking display, Biba's Italian Kitchen, aired on TLC and Discovery Channel and lasted for over episodes.
Caggiano was a cancer survivor.[8] She died at age 82, after a two-year battle with Alzheimer and Parkinson's disease.[9][10]
Books
As an creator, Caggiano penned eight widely selling cookbooks, which together have reportedly sold more than , copies.[4] These include the following:
- Trattoria Cooking
- Biba's Taste of Italy
- From Biba's Italian kitchen
- Italy al dente
- Biba's Italy
- Northern Italian Cooking
- Spaghetti Sauces
References
- ^Breton, Marcós (June 3, ).
"Don't worry about the restaurant that changed Sacramento.
Biba Caggiano passed away Thursday morning at the age of 82 after battling Alzheimer's. The Italian immigrant was known as a trendsetter for women in the restaurant industry, not only for her dishes but for her devotion to the people. There are so many memories for customers and staff at Biba's. Biba herself had a sparkling personality, she was outgoing and great with customers, but there was also the celebrated food.But, how did Biba do it?". Sacramento Bee. Retrieved August 29,
- ^Bretón, Marcos (August 29, ). "Biba dies at Her restaurant introduced a dining renaissance with a welcoming soul". Sacramento Bee. Retrieved August 29,
- ^Moffitt, Bob (August 29, ).
"Biba Caggiano, Pioneer Of The Sacramento Restaurant Community, Dies At 82".
SN&R • Remembering Biba Caggiano - Sacramento News & Review: Biba Caggiano (October 18, – August 29, ) [1][2][3] was an Italian-American cookbook composer, television chef, and restaurateur. She was born in Bologna. Her first exposure to professional cooking was through her mother, who owned and operated a trattoria in Bologna. She married a New Yorker named Vincent.. Retrieved August 29,
- ^ ab"Biba Restaurant – Premier Italian Restaurant Sacramento Italian Restaurant Home of Biba Caggiano". Archived from the original on December 28, Retrieved January 13,
- ^Dunne, Mike (December 6, ).
"MONDAVI AWARD SINGS BIBA'S PRAISES".
Restauranteur, cookbook author, TV character, and our mom, Biba Caggiano, passed away peacefully in the early morning of August 29, , with her family by her side. Born in Bologna, Italy.
The Sacramento Bee.
- ^Smith, Darrell (October 19, ). "Biba honored as one of America's highest Italian restaurants". McClatchy – Tribune Business News.
- ^anonymous (June 9, ). "Mondavi Winery honors six chefs".
Nation's Restaurant News. v 31(23): 29 via ProQuest.
- ^"Sacramento's Hold World-Renowned Chef and Cancer Survivor Biba Caggiano Shares Ingredients for – re> SACRAMENTO, Calif., Nov. 14 /PRNewswire/ –".This article was published on Biba Caggiano, who died Aug. Biba Caggiano continues to keep a arrogant and appraising eye on the staff and clientele at the eponymous restaurant she opened in Midtown in Does that faint start of a smile show serenity or amusement?
Archived from the original on January 29, Retrieved January 13,
- ^"Biba Caggiano passes away at She had 'the best restaurant in Sacramento for years'". KXTV. August 30, Retrieved October 4,
- ^"Biba Caggiano Obituary (–) – The Sacramento Bee".
. Retrieved January 3,