Sicilian Moorish Heads, between legend and reality
Sicily, a magical and colorful land, has been throughout the centuries a crossroads of cultures and religions. Many people have found on this magical island...
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The story of Danielle and How She Went from the Courtroom to the Kitchen
Since March of 2020, many people quizzically ask me if I’m a lawyer or a chef, and my answer is always the same – both....
The Story of An Italian American Family
My nonna’s name was Leona Zechinato. Her family came to USA through Ellis Island, like most Italian-American families. Her mother grew up on Coney Island...
Puglia, From Salento To Gargano, Top 10 Of The Most Beautiful Beaches!
1- Punta Prosciutto – Crystal clear waters and long beaches of fine white sand. Eight-meter-high dunes and expanses of Mediterranean scrub about ten kilometers from...
A story that remained secret for many years
Sometime around 1930, Natale Tarantino, a handsome, strapping young Sicilian from Palermo, Sicily, made his way across the Atlantic with his fiancée and her brother, landed...
Pasta of the day: “Spaghetti alla Chitarra”
Serves 4 people: ï‚· 400 gr. of durum wheat semolina ï‚· 4 medium eggs ï‚· pinch of salt Preparation: ï‚· Pour semolina on a fountain...
Daniela’s Dish from Casamassima to Philadelphia
Daniela’s Dish’s origins go as far back as 1915. Gerard Borreggine (Daniela’s grandfather), left his family and small town of Casamassima for the shores of...
Pasta Cooking Class in the countryside between Modena and Bologna
Let’s have fun with flour, eggs and rolling pin. Nice to meet you, we are Monica and Barbara, founders of Try and Taste an Authentic...
Tribuzio Family Meat Market from Mola di Bari to Brooklyn
Let’s start from the beginning. My name is JohnFranco Tribuzio. I come from an Italian American family. My father grew up in a small town...
Street food in Bari, three places not to be missed
For two years now I’ve been going around Bari to discover places where you can eat well and I must say that they are often...