Weeknights in Italy
Lolly Martyn, judy witts francini, Flavor of Italy, Frank Fariello, Jenn Sharpsoffritto, sauce, and stories from a joyful immigrant, American writer + mamma living in N Italy since 2010
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 72 | Subscribers | Read | weeknightpasta.substack.com |
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The Ultimate Italian Kids' Energy Snack Not On Your Radar
While ‘merendine’ or little, sweet pre-packaged snacks have tragically become more and more popular as kids’ snacks in recent years, parmigiano reggiano, the iconic aged Italian cheese remains king in Italy.
The Beauty of Bitter in Italian Cuisine
Grazie mille to everyone who tuned into my live video with Wendy from Rome and! Join us for more fun deep dives and show and tells with Italian food and flavor in our next live video in the app.
Frank and Lolly show 'n' tell favorite cooking equipment for preparing Italian dishes
A US kitchen compared to a European kitchen, and a fully stocked cucina vs. a minimalist tiny Italian one!
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Writer, mamma & home cook sharing Lake Como life + unfussy, seasonal, healthy traditional Italian recipes. \ud83c\udf45\ud83c\udf3f Eater of parmigiano. Author of Weeknights in Italy.
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.
Exclusive Italian Food, Wine, Cultural and Travel Experiences from Wendy Holloway at Flavor of Italy.
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.
A Bohemian sharing a love language…cooking, hosting and building a place for others to feel included and appreciated one celebration at a time. The Roux & Choux Social Club \ud83e\udd42Salut!
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