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G.Rossini: The great Epicure

There are several anecdotes regarding Rossini's appreciation for fine food. According to his biographers, Rossini worked as an altar boy when he was a child just so he could drink the sacramental wine left over from mass. When he went to Paris, he became close friends with chef Antonin Careme, who dedicated various recipes to him.

Rossini, in turn, created arias for piano dedicated to entrees and desserts. When Wagner visited him in his country estate in Passy in 1860, Rossini allegedly excused himself repeatedly during their conversations and came back after four or five minutes. When Wagner asked for an explanation, Rossini replied that he was busy checking on a roebuck sirloin he was roasting.
Appetite is to the stomach what, love is for the heart
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