Jewish Flavours of Italy
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Happy Chanukah, Everyone! I’m happy to have you join me for this December’s episode. You’ll be meeting my guest, recent cookbook author, Silvia Nacamulli. Silvia begins our conversation by providing us with a window into the Jewish Culinary history of Italy. She also shares a good deal about her own family history while pointing out some of her favorite Italian Jewish foods, complete with mouthwatering descriptions. And if you write to me at beth@thebigschmear.com I’ll send you a copy of her Chanukah recipe called Precipizi-Struffoli that she talks about during our conversation.
And there’s more! Silvia is available to come to the US via Zoom or in person to teach a cooking class or provide a talk and prepare a meal with your group.
BTW, you may want to have some of your favorite Italian food choices nearby when you have a listen. I think you’re gonna be hungry. ?
Happy Listening, Everyone.

Who thought baking Challah could be so magical? Well, it is and especially as seen through the eyes of my guest this week Dr. Beth Ricanati. We talk about Challah and how it can connect with you, through Jewish history, as a way to think about your own well-being and of course all about baking Challah. I can guarantee you that before you finish listening to this episode you’ll want to have your own Challah baking in your oven… and you can! Check out the recipe section for the ‘how to’ and have a wonderful time with me as we think about bread as the staff of Jewish life.