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When I was invited to join Frank Fariello of Memories of Angelina, and Giovanna Solimando of My Half Apulian Table, on a LIVE last Friday, I began to think about some of my favorite summer dishes
We are in a heat wave right now, and it’s b...
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I will be sharing my recipes tomorrow from the LIVE-
Summer is mostly about vegetables and fruit in our house.
Moz...
I adore Italian Tuna packed in oil. It is a go to for quick and easy summer meals.
We are in the middle of an intense heatwave. My town sends out warnings when we are in Red Alert. We try to get out early and run errands and then hide insi...
With fruit being so flavorful in season, there is really no reason for a recipe, but If I am having guests, I adore serving these roasted apricots.
Welcome to Simply Divina-Becoming Italian one recipe at a time. I send out these posts week...
My newsletter this month was so long, I thought this deserved attention on it’s own.
In Italy, your onomastico, name-day celebration, is often more widely celebrated than your birthday. Being a catholic country, every day has a saint. Ther...
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2025-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.
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.
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 (Italy), based in the SF Bay Area (California)
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