My half Apulian table
Giovanna Solimando, Frank Fariello, Shell Plant, Monica CampagnoliI share recipes and stories shaped by home kitchens, local traditions, and family memories, rooted in Puglia. Breads, pasta, desserts, and seasonal vegetable dishes. I send my newsletter twice a month.
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A Laugh, a Cry, and some Food to Remember You by
Hello and welcome. My name is Giovanna and this is “My half Apulian table”. If you’re new here and not subscribed yet, I’d love for you to stay. Twice a month, I’ll send you recipes and stories shaped by home kitchens, local traditions, and...
Giovanna and Frank talk Italian Fruits and Vegetables (Part 2)
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A few months ago, Frank and I talked about the vegetables we miss most — where we look for them here in the US, and how we adapt Italian dishes when we can’t...
Precision and Intuition in Cooking and Baking
At the beginning of the year I wrote about intuition and imperfection in the kitchen, and how sourdough became one of the ways I learned to trust my instincts, accept flaws, and slow down. But long before I baked bread regularly, I had alre...
Gathering Wild Greens in the Puglian Countryside, and a Recipe for Pancotto
For my project, Tell me of an Apulian flavor, I’m gathering personal stories tied to ingredients and recipes from my region, Puglia. These stories reveal how food holds memories and belonging. They also help preserve and share traditions....
Scarcella, the Humble Easter Bread from Puglia’s Home Kitchens
Welcome back to My half Apulian table. Here, I share recipes that hold memories and traditions, rooted in Apulian flavors.
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I share recipes and stories shaped by home kitchens, local traditions, and family memories | Newsletter twice a month | Writer, baker, cook, gardener | born and raised in Puglia, based in the SF Bay Area
Former and future resident of Rome with roots in Campania and Puglia writing about Italian home cooking, with a strong but definitely not exclusive focus on traditional Roman and southern Italian dishes.
Patisserie trained Baker, Food Photographer, ex-Journo & Mama based near London. Elegant, joyful home baking, with healthier twists.
History PhD, Cordon Bleu Firenze, food writer, Sfoglina and home cook. Author of the blog Tortellini&Co. Bologna is the place I call home. Cooking classes and small group culinary tours.
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