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Erin Silberman

I moved from NYC for Italy to become a chef. Recipes, travel, and stories inspired by my life here.

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“Holy shit. Now what?”

“Holy shit. Now what?”

That was the thought running through my head as I walked down the street on my first day living in another country.

For months before that, I’d been in culinary school in Calabria, surrounded by people all the time....

8 days ago
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Cravings You Didn't Know You Had - Ep. 16

Sour Cream & Onion Pringles Chicken Milanese w/ Sour Cream & Onion Crunchy Caesar

Some recipe ideas take weeks to figure out. This one took about five seconds.

15 days ago
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No-Pie-Pan Peach Crostata

If you’ve been following me for a while, you might remember The Lasagna That Got Away. A recipe for (THE BEST) lasagna I learned how to make at Toscana Saporita, a cooking school tucked inside an agriturismo in the Tuscan countryside.

This...

18 days ago
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The First Time I Dined Solo, I Accidentally Stood Up My Friends

The first time I ever went out to eat alone, I accidentally stood up my friends.

Not on purpose. I had every intention of meeting them later that night. But one drink at a new neighborhood restaurant somehow turned into one of the best nig...

21 days ago
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Frozen Watermelon Aperol Spritz

I don’t usually mess with an Aperol Spritz.

It’s one of those drinks that’s already pretty perfect. But after staring at a bowl of frozen watermelon in my freezer, I couldn’t stop thinking about what would happen if the two met in a blende...

23 days ago
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