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Volta Tradition meets the future With Volta, Fontana opens a new chapter in its history: an oven born from the meeting of elegant traditional lines and the drive towards innovation. Discover more
Focum From the Latin focus: fire, home, family. This built-in grill, powered by charcoal, features a combustion-control system thanks to its air-intake adjustment lever. IGN-Focum
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Fontana ovens and barbecues turn every outdoor moment into an experience of taste, conviviality and the freedom to cook the way you like.

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Ignes combines performance, hard-wearing materials and minimal design to create a versatile and intuitive outdoor kitchen.

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Original Fontana accessories complete the outdoor experience with tools designed to enhance every moment in the kitchen.

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Our story

Fontana Forni
An 80-year-long story

Fontana was founded back in 1946, in an Italy entering a new era marked by challenges and opportunities, where the ingenuity, determination and passion of its people made extraordinary experiences possible.
It was in the heart of the Marche region, in the hard-working Cesano valley — a land of passion and pride for its traditions — that Fontana was born. Today, in its third generation, it has a presence in more than 40 countries worldwide.

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Our sales network in Italy and around the world, always a trusted partner for those who love tradition.

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Cantucci with almonds and pistachios grain

Ingredients Kg 1 flour 00 Gr 200 butter Gr 100 lard 8 eggs Gr 700 granulated sugar 1 vanillin sachet 1 baking powder sachet Gr 200 almond grain Gr 200 pistachio grain 1 pinch of salt q.b. grated lemon rind…

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Cantucci with almonds and pistachios grain
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Barbecue: gas, wood or oven. A tasty journey through traditions and flavours

A tasty journey through traditions and flavours made with the grill Index How many types of barbecue are there? Barbecues come in various shapes, sizes and types to suit different cooking preferences and outdoor spaces. We can navigate the vast…

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Barbecue: gas, wood or oven. A tasty journey through traditions and flavours
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Spelt-flour cantucci

Ingredients 450 g caster sugar150 g brown sugar250 g Molino Paolo Mariani base flour750 g spelt flour500 g almonds7 eggs200 g butter100 g lard1 sachet of baking powder for sweetsLemon zest to tasteOrange zest to taste1 pinch of salt20 g…

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Spelt-flour cantucci
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Ricotta and vegetable cannelloni

Ingredients for 8 servings 800 g egg pasta400 g sheep’s milk ricotta400 g wild herbs100 g grated ParmesanFine salt to tasteNutmeg to tasteButter to taste800 g béchamel1000 g tomato sauce Method Roll out the pasta into 15 by 8 cm…

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Ricotta and vegetable cannelloni
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Grandma’s biscuits

Ingredients 300 g caster sugar150 g butter150 g lard6 eggs80 g milk1 kg flour15 g ammonia (baker’s ammonia)A pinch of saltGrated orange and lemon zestPearl sugar Method In a stand mixer fitted with the paddle attachment, mix all the ingredients…

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Grandma’s biscuits
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Indirect vs direct cooking: the guide for outdoor cooking enthusiasts – techniques, differences and tips for perfect cooking

Indice Introduzione all’Outdoor Cooking L’arte del barbecue: una passione senza confini L’outdoor cooking è molto più di una semplice grigliata nel weekend: è uno stile di vita che unisce tradizione, convivialità e creatività gastronomica. Dalla classica bistecca alla brace alla…

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Indirect vs direct cooking: the guide for outdoor cooking enthusiasts – techniques, differences and tips for perfect cooking
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