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Diane De Filipi shares culinary traditions and recipes from Renaissance Italy.
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Fresh fruit in winter? Absolutely! Actually, one of my favorite fruits is only available when it’s cold outside. Winter pears.
When locals tell me that I have to check out something food-related, I listen.
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Dried cranberries, dried apricots, dried mango, dried plums. One of these things is an impostor.
Here we are in the depths of winter. Sometimes it feels like 10 p.m. but we look at the clock and it only 5:30 p.m. Let’s bring some zest and …
So, I’m watching one of my favorite TV shows and the main character opts to pass on the donuts in the meeting room and instead shares that she…
Soon crisp leaves will lay beneath our feet, leaving the trees to expose their spindly twigs. Days will get shorter and the colorfully tinged …
I have to admit that even though I am a foodie and write about foodie things regularly, it’s often long stretches of time between my visits to…
I learned a long time ago that, for me, red wine loves chocolate. It’s not only just a piece of chocolate or a chocolate truffle, however.
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