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| Platform | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly | |
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Of all the many frozen desserts for which Italy is justly famous, this one is practically unknown: coviglia, a kind of semifreddo unique to Naples.
A coviglia napoletana is made with a rich combination of egg yolk whipped with sugar until...
Here is one of the signature dishes of the southern region of Calabria, on the toe of the Italian boot: pipi e patate, or Peppers and Potatoes. In its simplest incarnation, it is quite literally just that, peppers and potatoes sautéed toget...
To my mind, the absolute apotheosis of Roman street food is the whole roast pig called porchetta. With its deep golden brown, crackling skin and meltingly tender meat redolent with garlic and herbs, it’s one of the most delicious ways imagi...
Talking summer cooking techniques with Domenica Marchetti and Giovanna Solimando
Thank you to everyone who tuned into our August 15 Live with Domenica Marchetti, eight time cookbook author and fellow Substacker, and Giovanna Solimando of M...
Poor cucuzza. This Rodney Dangerfield of the vegetable world gets no respect. An extravagantly long and slender summer squash typical of Sicily, it’s the butt of endless jokes. Like the local proverb I heard last time I was there for a fami...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
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.
Regional Italian recipes and food stories that carry memories and traditions—with a special focus on Puglia | lesser-known foods and local culture | peasant cuisine, home cooking, wheat and flour | writer, cook, baker, gardener | Puglia-California
2026- Simply Divina: Becoming Italian one recipe at a time. I bought a one-way ticket to Italy in 1984, fell in love with Florence, and then a Florentine. Welcome to my Tiny Tuscan Kitchen.
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