Sunday, January 09, 2011
Wednesday, November 03, 2010
Italiano
Mama, Ho fatto il braciole mentre ascoltavo Sergio Franchi. Molto buon. Ricordato a me di voi. Grazie Ti amo.
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Dear Mama.
Today, I made braciole while listening to Sergio Franchi. Very good. It reminded me of you. Thank you. I love you.
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One of my oldest memories of Italian food (besides watching my mom making pasta, ravioli, etc.) was going to an Italian market and watching an old grandma-like Italian woman sitting at a butcher block table making braciole. Hopefully, my family will enjoy the meal....
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Dear Mama.
Today, I made braciole while listening to Sergio Franchi. Very good. It reminded me of you. Thank you. I love you.
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One of my oldest memories of Italian food (besides watching my mom making pasta, ravioli, etc.) was going to an Italian market and watching an old grandma-like Italian woman sitting at a butcher block table making braciole. Hopefully, my family will enjoy the meal....
Saturday, March 08, 2008
Despite...
....that last rant...
The snow is so beautiful....I am here writing, having a cup of coffee, my love is in the kitchen making brioche (yes I said BRIOCHE - which was what he made for me the morning after we first slept together).....we are listening to Celtic music ('Fire in the Kitchen') - we will soon go and take a shower together, eat the brioche and go out and play in the snow together.
I love this part of our lives...I love Erin.
The snow is so beautiful....I am here writing, having a cup of coffee, my love is in the kitchen making brioche (yes I said BRIOCHE - which was what he made for me the morning after we first slept together).....we are listening to Celtic music ('Fire in the Kitchen') - we will soon go and take a shower together, eat the brioche and go out and play in the snow together.
I love this part of our lives...I love Erin.
Labels: 'Ooh La La', Food, Life. Love
Wednesday, December 12, 2007
NPR : Savoring Memories of Sunday Dinner
NPR : Savoring Memories of Sunday Dinner
As an Italian (Irish)-American myself, this brings back memories of my own mother's kitchen and those 'special' meals - no one could make sauce (gravy) like my mom...
(P.S.: There's recipes to boot)
Mangia!
As an Italian (Irish)-American myself, this brings back memories of my own mother's kitchen and those 'special' meals - no one could make sauce (gravy) like my mom...
(P.S.: There's recipes to boot)
Mangia!
Labels: Food, Italian-American, Recipes
Thursday, June 14, 2007










