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Green Italian Kitchen

Jessica McCannon Micheli

Sharing traditional Italian recipes from la cucina Sabina in NE Lazio + beyond. Crafting notes on Rural Food Culture + Travel + The Healing Power of Good Food. Profiling our Local Heroes. Plant-inspired. Accessible. Flexible. Seasonal. GF/DF/V

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  • Jessica McCannon Micheli

    Homecook. Teacher. Food Writer. Sharing traditional Italian recipes from la cucina Sabina in NE Lazio + beyond. Crafting notes on Rural Food Culture + Travel + The Healing Power of Good Food.

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