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- Hardcover: 320 pages ; Dimensions (in
inches): 0.99 x 9.57 x 7.81
- Publisher: William Morrow & Co;
ISBN: 0060199911; (October 2, 2001)
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Book Description
"My Sicilian
grandmother used to make a cookic with red wine, dipped in honey, but I
can't find a recipe anywhere."
Whether you're looking for your grandmother's vecchiarelle, a
traditional Christmas Lye Neapolitan seafood salad, Italian-style fried
chicken for Chanukah, or spice cookies for All Souls' Day, you'll find
them together with 150 other classic recipes in Italian Holiday Cooking.
From Christmas to Carnevale, from Sundae dinner to saints' feast
days, Italians know how to celebrate. And what's an Italian celebration
without food?
With this collection, renowned Italian food and wine writer Michele
Scicolone brings the spirit and the flavors of Italian holiday cooking
into your own kitchen.
Enjoy Christmas Capon, Red Risotto for Rosh Hashanah, and Good Luck
Lentil Soup for New Year's Day. Leave it to the Italians to honor the
holidays with specific pasta dishes: Pasta for Saint Joseph's Day --
tripolini with almonds, bread crumbs, and anehovy -- Ravioli for the Feast
of Saint John the Baptist, and Fettuccine and Chickpeas for the Day of the
Dead.
There are antipasti and savory pies and hearty second courses.
Special cakes, cookies, and other dolci include Chocolate Cake for
Passover, Christmas Struffoli, and Carnevale Cannoli. And, of course, all
these recipes can be made throughout the year.
Italian Holiday Cooking includes stories and the lore of
homeland traditions and celebrations that Italian-American families have
kept alive in the United States. So even if you're not Italian, celebrate
with Italian Holiday Cooking.
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Author
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Michele Scicolone
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