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Pizzaiola Sauce, 1950

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Tuesday, February 22nd, 2022 | 672 views

Ada Boni collected Italian domestic kitchen recipes, first publishing them in a cooking magazine, and then in a now famous cookbook, Il talismano della felicita — The Talisman of Happiness. The book collected regional recipes into one singular volume, a book that continues to be given away to brides on their wedding day, and that has increased in volume and spawned sequels and secondary collections.

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Hooker Style Spaghetti Puttanesca

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Tuesday, February 15th, 2022 | 840 views

Puttanesca sauce has often been suggested as a pasta prepared by prostitutes, although there is little truth to this particular legend.

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Poll Shows Difference Between Italian and Italian-American

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Thursday, February 10th, 2022 | 3,259 views

Italian Flag vs American Flag: Italian Food Are You Eating It Wrong?

The website YouGov released polling information from Italy and 16 other countries asking locals how acceptable or unacceptable various practices are surrounding Italian food consumption. Perhaps not surprisingly, the poll revealed many differences between Italian food traditions and those that are Italian-American.

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Leone’s Marinara Sauce

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Tuesday, February 8th, 2022 | 2,701 views

Mama Leone’s was one of the earliest red sauce restaurants operating from a family living before moving into a 1,200 seat palace in Times Square.

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Spaghetti Marinara, 1948

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Tuesday, February 1st, 2022 | 716 views

Post-war America was suddenly enthralled with Italian food and Maria Lo Pinto capitalized on this with The Art of Italian Cooking, a collection of recipes that helped introduce Italian and red sauce cuisine into homes across the country.

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