Dead Nadia Santini, the First Italian Woman Chef to Get the Three Michelin Stars, at the Restaurant "Dal Pescatore" (Mantua): She Missed at 72 Years
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Nadia Santini, the first Italian woman chef to get the 3 Michelin stars, died. The owner of the renowned restaurant "Dal Pescatore" of Runate, in the province of Mantua, died on November 2, 2026 at the age of 72, after having lived together for twenty years with a disease. The official announcement of the disappearance was entrusted [...] The article "E" died Nadia Santini, the chef of the restaurant "From the Pescatore" the first Italian woman …
She had won the highest recognition of the Michelin Guide in 1996, keeping it for thirty years. In 2013 she was awarded as World's Best Female Chef
With the disappearance of Santini goes a protagonist who helped write an important page of Italian and international gastronomy
She was 72 years old, she was the first woman in Italy to obtain the highest recognition of the French guide
She died surrounded by her family the first Italian cook to take the three Michelin stars
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