Gennaro Contaldo Net Worth, Age, Early Life, Career, Girlfriend, Earning

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Who is Gennaro Contaldo and what is his net worth?

Gennaro Contaldo is an Italian culinary expert, restauranteur, and TV character who has total net worth of $10 million.

Career:

Gennaro Contaldo is best known for being highlighted in the BBC unscripted tv arrangement Two Greedy Italians with Antonio Carluccio from 2011 to 2012. Contaldo began working in the eatery business when he was eight years of age. In 1999 he opened the Passione eatery in London which was named Best Italian Restaurant 2005 preceding shutting in 2009. Contaldo wrote the cookbook Passione which was distributed in 2003 and his second book Gennaro's Italian Year was distributed in 2006. He additionally wrote the books Gennaro's Italian Home Cooking in 2008, Gennaro's Easy Italian in 2010, Two Greedy Italians in 2011, Two Greedy Italians Eat Italy in 2012, Gennaro: Let's Cook Italian in 2012, Gennaro: Slow Cook Italian in 2015, and Panetteria: Gennaro's Italian Bakery in 2016.

Personal life:

Gennaro Contaldo was born in Minori, Campania, Italy in January 1949. Contaldo experienced childhood in the little town of Minori on the Amalfi Coast, building up his adoration for sustenance from days he went through chasing with his dad and granddad and gathering herbs for his mom. He started working in nearby eateries at age of eight. He cleared out Italy in 1969 for London where he got hitched in 1974 and had three youngsters - he later had another two kids with his present accomplice. He quickly settled an Italian collectibles business before coming back to cooking.

Contaldo's motivation to cook in England was incomplete because of the accessibility of diversion and parasites, both essential parts of Amalfitan food. In media interviews, Contaldo has every now and again voiced his energy for rummaged wild nourishment, particularly mushrooms.

Contaldo later worked for prominent London eateries in St John's Wood, and at Antonio Carluccio's Neal Street Restaurant in London's Covent Garden. He cleared out Neal Street in 1998 and opened Passione in 1999. Passione was granted 'Best Italian Restaurant 2005' by the Tio Pepe Restaurant Awards. Passione shut in March 2009 because of diminished business because of the late-2000s subsidence. In April 2003, Contaldo distributed his first cookbook, Passione, which is devoted to the Amalfitan style of cooking. The cookbook won 'Gourmand World Cookbook - Best Italian Cuisine Book' for 2003. 

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His second book, Gennaro's Italian Year, was distributed in September 2006. His third book, Gennaro's Italian Home Cooking, was distributed in September 2008, and his fourth, Gennaro's Easy Italian, was distributed in March 2010.In 2011 he visited the Italian areas nearby Antonio Carluccio in a 4-section arrangement for the BBC, "The Two Greedy Italians". This was followed up by a moment arrangement which broadcast in 2012, "The Two Greedy Italians: Still Hungry". Contaldo is additionally popular for his relationship with his protégé, Jamie Oliver, whom he initially coached at Neal Street Restaurant in the 1990s. The two gourmet specialists have since kept up a dear kinship and expert relationship. Oliver even once set up a reward for data when Contaldo's eatery, Passione, was burgled in 2003.