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American chef moves to Italy to study cooking and instead learns about life and falls in love. First with Florence and then with a Florentine.
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by: Diva
Diva
Came to Europe in 9184, with a one way ticket and $2,000. Here I am! Five previous trips convinced me I was meant to live in Europe.... just didn't know where. Italy captured my heart! I met my Italian a year after moving to Florence. Time Flies, next year is 25 years! I have been teaching cooking for the past 20 and now am delving into writing.

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At the IACP convention in San Francisco this year, I attended one of the pre-conference workshops on Build You Own Bitters, with Mark Bitterman of The Meadow, a shop in Portland, Oregon and...   Read more
Simply Divina- Salsa Verde Posted on 25/04/2013

Often after I return back home to Italy from a teaching tour, I crave some of the simple flavors which are part of the pantry here in Tuscany. One of the sauces I adore is Salsa Verde. In...   Read more
Spring is Here Posted on 18/04/2013

I just returned from two weeks in Calfornia where Spring is far ahead of Spring in Tuscany. But on arriving home, I did find that the winter chill has finally left and sunny days have...   Read more
On The Road- California Posted on 13/04/2013

It has been a wild and crazy trip. But now, I am stopping to smell the flowers, in my case,get my fill of favorite foods. I am enjoying a ripe Haas avocado for breakfast at my friends house...   Read more

Spring gifts from my garden. Wild borage. The leaves are prickly, handle with care! I often cut into thin slices and add to my salads, they have a bright cucumber flavor. Another...   Read more
Tuscan Trinity- Soffritto Posted on 28/03/2013

When you work through my cookbook, Secrets of My Tuscan Kitchen,you find that the base of many of the sauces and stews consists in one of the Tuscan Trinity's, the Soffritto. Carrot,...   Read more

Tuscany has been dark and grey, wet and windy this past week. The hills are saturated with water, mudslides blocking the roads near where I live, rivers overflowing near Pisa. We did...   Read more
Being Irish in Tuscany Posted on 18/03/2013

When I was home last trip, went to the the Savory Spice Shop in Bend, Oregon and found some treasures I could not live without. A couple of new kinds if chili's I had not used before,...   Read more

Since I got home from my teaching tour in the states, the weather has been windy, rainy and perfect for staying in the house and being sick! I seemed to have picked up Bronchitis on the...   Read more

On my flight home, I knew something was going to go wrong when I heard a woman hacking right behind me on the plane. It is so easy to get sick while travelling. The only thing that was ok,...   Read more
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  • I would be very interested in talking to you regarding your move to Italy. I have been spending time in Panzano and Greve in Chianti and just left and now terribly homesick for it. My wife and I are thinking of selling our homes and findind a place there and would love to talk with you on e-mail to ask you some questions. Looking forward to hearing back from you

    Craig & Keena
    By Craig 2011-10-27, 14h56
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