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Letters from Tuscany

Giulia Scarpaleggia, Domenica Marchetti, Nicki Sizemore
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Stories and recipes from my Tuscan kitchen | Seasonal, nourishing, vegetable-forward food by Tuscan food writer and cookbook author Giulia Scarpaleggia.

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  • Giulia Scarpaleggia

    Born and bred Tuscan food writer and cookbook author, cooking class instructor. I live in the Tuscan countryside with my family. Our seventh cookbook, Vegetables the Italian Way, out now!

  • Domenica Marchetti

    Author of Italian cookbooks; freelance food writer & recipe developer; cooking teacher; small group culinary tours and food writing workshops in Italy.

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    Trained chef, cookbook author and spiritual seeker with a mission to bring more presence, freedom and joy to the kitchen. Gluten-free (by necessity).

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