Gioia di mamma (Italian Edition)

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How do automatic bids work? Increase your chances of winning The full amount of your automatic bid has now been reached. Oil on canvas - Signed - Artist: Sconosciuto firmato Title of artwork: Gioia di mamma Year: Oil on canvas Signature: Overall in good condition Sold with frame: Velocissimi, disponibili e precisi. Tutto in accordo con la descrizione,bella serigrafia,grazie.

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Like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter. Offer up for auction Selling at auction Photo tips Seller policy. My Catawiki Sign in Register for free. Settings My favourite lots My auction alerts. Sign in Sign in New user? Before you can start bidding, we need some additional information. Italian Americans were proud of their heritage, they loved food and family. They honoured what they valued and they were integrating into the American society. More than any other ethnic group, Italians were probably best known and eventually loved for the food they created.

This introduced Americans to the Italian lifestyle: Italian American food defined the joy of being Italian in America. Sunday dinners for Italian American families were special events, full of memories and love. The food brought them together. Let me start with Eggs in Purgatory.

The eggs represent the souls of the human beings and the fiery tomato sauce surrounding the eggs represent their suspension between heaven and hell. There's Veal or Chicken Parmesan; Stromboli, it's similar to calzone. That is also our family favourite, it is called "Sunday Gravy", because it is cooked all day and served with meatballs, beef, or you can add braciole and Italian sausages. Then there's Chicken Cacciatore with polenta. And Chicken Vesuvio, that's chicken baked with potatoes and oregano, and the chicken skin gets very dark.

There's also grinders or panini, hot or cold, with different salami. Then there's Fettuccine Alfredo: And shrimp scampi, which are large shrimps salted with butter, garlic, olive oil, erbs and chili peppers.

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We have Marinara Sauce, a simple tomato based red sauce. Of course all Americans favourite is Spaghetti and Meatballs. That was also our family favourite, it was called "Sunday gravy", because we used to cook it all day, and then eat it together with meatballs, beans and Italian sausages. We in Italy eat fish on the night before Christmas, and this is where the Feast of the Seven Fishes comes from. But we never heard about seven different fishes for that night, that's why this is a typical Italian American tradition.

Which are the seven fishes, and how are they cooked? The way the Italian Americans do it has seven different small seafood dishes Some families do seven for the seven sacraments. Some do ten for the stations of the cross. And some families do thirteen for the twelve apostles and Jesus. So there's not one single standard recipe. But these are just some of the fishes that you can find, it is different from family to family.

Perhaps the most famous Italian American pizza is Pepperoni Pizza: We have "peperoni", but that's plural of "peperone", the Italian word for bell pepper. We the Italians who come visit the US are always very confused about this Maybe Americans too get confused when they go to Italy and they order a pepperoni pizza So Pepperoni Pizza, with two "p"s, is a pizza with on top a spicy salami that's finely sliced and has paprika in it. And I think that only if someone has travelled to Italy knows that it doesn't exist, there.

A very few Americans, maybe one out of ten, don't know that's not an Italian pizza. It's with tomato sauce and mozzarella. What if I ask you what's the main concrete difference between the Italian American cuisine and the real Italian one? Thank you for your patience with us, Stefania, and for a really fun week!! I still cook your gorgeous meals at home all the time! Dear Isabel , thanks for your beautiful words. It's been a pleasure to host you and your family and I really enjoyed teaching you a healthier way of cooking with genuine, organic and seasonal ingredients.

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