Former Vatican Chef Opens Italian Restaurant in SoHo, New York
CBS New YorkAugust 20, 20251 min1,163 views
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- 🇮🇹 Chef Salvo Castro, who previously cooked for Pope John Paul II and Pope Benedict XVI, has opened his first New York City restaurant, Kasa Salvo.
- 🎯 His dream is to bring authentic Sicilian flavors to New Yorkers, creating a taste of Italy in SoHo.
Kasa Salvo: A Taste of Sicily
- 🍝 At Kasa Salvo, all pasta is fresh and homemade, featuring secret sauces from Sicily.
- 👨🍳 Chef Castro considers his restaurant his home and his guests his big family, working 18-hour days.
- 🧀 A key ingredient he emphasizes is Parmesan cheese, calling it the "gold of Italy."
A Culinary Journey
- 🇻🇦 Castro's experience at the Vatican spanned from 2000 to 2010, preparing meals for the Pope and his guests.
- ✨ He describes his time serving the Popes as a very big experience in his life.
- ❤️ The philosophy at Kasa Salvo is that everything is done from the heart for his guests.
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