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Linda Sarris

The Cheeky Chef, Linda Sarris was raised in a big Greek-American family with a Chef grandfather, a fisherman Dad and a kitchen full of women who loved to cook. After a career in book publishing and a secret night-school culinary degree, she ran away to Sicily with a scholarship to work for a farm-to-table cooking school. She has worked as a fishmonger at Eataly, consulted for a restaurant in Romania, cooked for a Tuscan winery and underground supper clubs in New York. With a home base in Brooklyn, Linda works as a private chef and often travels to Italy for freelance jobs like her new project SNACK, a chef's guide to Sicilian food/wine.

Our Italians: Meet Giuseppe Vaccaro of Case Alte Giuseppe Vaccaro of Case AlteCasaMiaInterviewsSicily

Our Italians: Meet Giuseppe Vaccaro of Case Alte

Welcome back to the “Our Italians” series of interviews. Today we introduce you to Giuseppe Vaccaro,…
Linda Sarris
Linda SarrisJanuary 7, 2020
2019 Winter Gift Guide casa mia winter gift guideCasaMiaFood Shopping

2019 Winter Gift Guide

Check out these highlighted items from our 2019 Winter Gift Guide and shop the full…
Linda Sarris
Linda SarrisNovember 12, 2019
“Bastaddu affucatu” Sicilian purple cauliflower recipe bastaddu affucatu, Sicilian purple cauliflowerCasaMiaProduce seasonalityRecipesSicily

“Bastaddu affucatu” Sicilian purple cauliflower recipe

"Bastaddu affucatu" is a simple recipe that uses Sicilian purple cauliflower: vegetarian and perfect for…
Linda Sarris
Linda SarrisOctober 29, 2019
A roadtripping guide to Sicilian wineries roadtripping Sicilian wineriesCasaMiaSicilyTravel GuidesWine

A roadtripping guide to Sicilian wineries

Prior to the last decade, Sicilian wineries were not even on the map for international…
Linda Sarris
Linda SarrisSeptember 10, 2019
Cocktails in Catania Cocktails in CataniaCasaMiaCocktailsSicily

Cocktails in Catania

Cocktails in Catania, for sipping your way through the city of Saint Agata, known for…
Linda Sarris
Linda SarrisJuly 23, 2019
What’s open on Sunday in Ortigia? cucca pastry in OrtigiaCasaMiaFood ShoppingSicily

What’s open on Sunday in Ortigia?

Be sure to keep the Sunday farmers market on your list of to-do’s next time…
Linda Sarris
Linda SarrisMay 14, 2019
Sites, Sounds & Smells: Let us take you to Catania let us take you to CataniaCasaMiaSicily

Sites, Sounds & Smells: Let us take you to Catania

If you want to fully experience the best of Catania, let us be your “cicerone”…
Linda Sarris
Linda SarrisApril 16, 2019
Palermos Oldest Torrefazione: Roasting Like it’s 1928 Ideal Caffè Stagnitta roaster in PalermoCasaMiaCoffeeSicily

Palermos Oldest Torrefazione: Roasting Like it’s 1928

Would you like to follow along on a curated coffee-scented food tour of Palermo with…
Linda Sarris
Linda SarrisFebruary 22, 2019
Our Italians: sommelier Stefano Bagnacani Our Italians: sommelier Stefano BagnacaniCasaMiaSicilyWine

Our Italians: sommelier Stefano Bagnacani

Welcome back to the “Our Italians” series of interviews. Today we meet an Italian sommelier…
Linda Sarris
Linda SarrisNovember 6, 2018
Making almond milk from scratch Classic squeeze method to make almond milk, SicilyCasaMiaRecipesSicily

Making almond milk from scratch

Wild about almonds? Ditch the store-bought milk and make almond milk from scratch.
Linda Sarris
Linda SarrisOctober 2, 2018
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