Paola Bacchia is one of Australia’s most popular Italian food bloggers. On her blog, Italy on My Mind, she shares family memories and their connections to food. It won awards for best food blog in 2013 and 2015 from ITALY Magazine. Paola returns to Italy every year to expand her knowledge of Italian food, its traditions, and innovations.
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Instagram Italy’s classic recipes are well known the world over, but few are aware of the dishes that reign on the flourishing Italian street-food scene. Hidden behind the town squares, away from the touristy restaurants, and down back streets are little-known gems offering up some of Italy’s tastiest and best-kept secret dishes that the locals prize.
ITALIAN STREET FOOD is not just another Italian cookbook; it delves into truly authentic Italian fare—the kind of secret recipes that are passed down through generations. Learn how to make authentic polpettine, arancini, stuffed cuttlefish, c…
I'm not sure if I'd enjoy Plain Faith or not, although it does sound unusual. I'll have to read more about it before deciding.
ReplyDeleteEeep, that's a long service.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like an interesting book.
Really? 3 hours.....who can manage to do that....well yes when I'm reading a book....
ReplyDeleteMy BB and 56
3 hours! I don't think I could sit still that long!
ReplyDeleteIt's hard enough for a child to sit through a normal church length church service. I know, my Mommom was a minister. Love her tons, but she could talk forever. :-) But 3 hours? You're going to get a lot of squirmy butts!
ReplyDeleteThis sounds intriguing! I hadn't heard about this but I will definitely have to look for it.
ReplyDeleteGreat cover art. I think I would like this one. Looks very interesting!!
ReplyDeleteInsightful comment. Enjoy the weekend.
ReplyDeletePretty amazing to get kids to sit still for a 3 hour service. Sounds like an interesting book.
ReplyDeleteI just found myself a book on Amish community last week! When I told my kids that Amish services were 3 and almost half a day long they just about died....not sure if I should be concerned or tickled by their reaction ha ha ha XD
ReplyDeleteLove the cover art and the 56!
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Reminds me of whole morning services back home ;)
ReplyDeleteI've always been fascinated by the Amish, so this sounds like an interesting read.
ReplyDeleteI used to live near an Amish community so this sounds interesting to me! Our church has services that are hours long too!
ReplyDeleteInteresting choice of book! I have read some Amish stories before. I've always been fascinated by them.
ReplyDeleteHere is my Bookish Memes post.
Three hours long??? I could never sit in church that long. My feet would hurt. I would want to giggle. No way for children to do it. Have fun reading this week.
ReplyDeleteThis one sounds really good, I'm really interested in the Amish :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by my Friday 56 :D
-Kimberly @ Turning the Pages
A service that lasts three hours. Even I would be squirming. ^_^
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Interesting cover
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