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Fire, smoke, and ash are all ingredients in Bottura's BBQ

Inside the kitchen of the renowned Italian chef Massimo Bottura's new restaurant, Al Gatto Verde, in Modena.

Video by Carmine Benincasa

Executive Producer: Anna Bressanin

20 November 2023

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South African Braai: What it is and why you should try it

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Semma: A rare taste of South India in Manhattan

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World's first 'zero-waste' restaurant without a single bin

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The first two-Michelin-starred Chinese restaurant outside of Asia

The first two-Michelin-star Chinese restaurant outside Asia

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Dept of Culture, a tiny Nigerian restaurant wins accolades

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The dish causing an Italian American dispute

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VIDEO: What did the Vikings eat?

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How the proposed and then shelved TikTok ban affected US influencers

How the TikTok ban affected US influencers

BBC Click meets TikTok creator Peggy Xu who gained millions of views sharing milk videos.

The art of self transformation

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Our personality is not fixed and we have the power to change how we think and behave.

Sharon Stone: 'I was punished for my sexuality'

Sharon Stone: 'I was punished for my sexuality'

The Hollywood star tells the BBC how she used her fame as a sex symbol to raise money for humanitarian causes.

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A 'clinic in a box' that can check whether you're healthy

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The 'clinic' in a box' is a remote doctor's appointment that can take place anywhere.

Cows might have their own language

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Leonie Cornips, a sociolinguist at the Meertens Institute in Amsterdam, turns her attention from humans to cows.

"If you're nominated, you've already won"

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Nine-time Oscar nominee Robert De Niro offers his words of wisdom to first-time nominee Mikey Madison.

The curious history of animal diplomacy

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Before panda diplomacy, there was elephant diplomacy. We spoke to a foreign affairs expert to find out more.

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The renowned British sculptor challenges viewers to pause, reflect, and question his art.

Bosnia's 'war secret' that stopped Sarajevo from falling

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BBC Travel presenter Rajan Datar explores a secret tunnel that protected citizens during the siege of Sarajevo.

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Nothing brings more freedom than filmmaking, Jia Zhang-Ke

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Renowned Chinese filmmaker Jia Zhang-Ke reflects on how he sees cinema as a space for freedom and rebellion.

How Anthony Mackie found out he was Captain America

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The actor describes the moment Chris Evans revealed to him that he would be the next super hero.

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The surprisingly sour Victorian Valentine's Day craze

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Valentine’s Day is thought to celebrate romance but rude cards soured the holiday for its recipients.

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US wholesale inflation rose more than expected in January, adding to inflation concerns.

Inside Usonia: A 1944 utopian town in the United States

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100-year-old Roland Reisley is the last original member of Usonia, a small visionary community in the woods.

Tracey Emin: 'Making art about rape and sex is important'

Tracey Emin: 'Making art about rape and sex is important'

Tracey Emin, once the British art world's 'enfant terrible', talks art and life with the BBC.

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Carol Schleif, Chief Strategist at BMO Private Wealth, says it's unlikely the Fed will cut interest rates soon.

Theory of Evolution: How did Charles Darwin come up with it?

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The British naturalist embarked on an extraordinary journey, did hundreds of experiments, and wrote for 20 years.

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Why 'snowy' New York winters are a bit of a myth

Why 'snowy' New York winters are a bit of a myth

While New York winters are often depicted as snowy wonderlands, the city's never been as snowy as you think.

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