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How Italians Heal Sickness with Food

When you are sick in Italy there is never starvation involved, but Italians are remarkable…

Eleonora BaldwinJanuary 29, 2016

CasaMia Restaurants Rome

The Neighborhood of Garbatella: Rome on a Budget

Garbatella is a working class neighborhood in south Rome situated near Via Ostiense, a boulevard…

Chiara PellegrinJanuary 27, 2016

CasaMia Rome Travel Tips

#winterinrome 2016

This year's #winterinrome weekend shared insider tips on visiting Rome in off-season, offering a glimpse…

Eleonora BaldwinJanuary 25, 2016

CasaMia Recipes

Chickens in a Nest

Hardly a new recipe, but after two decades of living in Rome I have taken…

Kevin WalzJanuary 22, 2016

CasaMia Families Travel Guides Travel Tips

Traveling with Children

Travelling with children is never easy. Managing longer journeys with kids requires non-human nerve, stamina…

Eleonora BaldwinJanuary 20, 2016

CasaMia Recipes

Roasted Radicchio Wrapped in Prosciutto

A fantastic recipe for radicchio, which has a delightfully bittersweet flavor and a noble structure.

Kevin WalzJanuary 15, 2016

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Eating Cheese in Abruzzo

Today I want to share some photos I took behind the scenes during filming my…

Eleonora BaldwinJanuary 13, 2016

CasaMia Holidays in Italy Markets Travel Tips

Post Holiday Binge Detox, Italian-Style

In Italian kitchens, tradition and family recipes rescue us, filling our plates with satisfying seasonal…

Eleonora BaldwinJanuary 11, 2016

CasaMia Florence Recipes Tuscany

Zuppa di Magro

Zuppa di Magro is Ribollita's lesser known cousin, and its name roughly translates to "lean…

Eleonora BaldwinJanuary 8, 2016

CasaMia Families Holidays in Italy Rome

Welcoming La Befana Into Our Homes

On the night between January 5th and 6th, while everyone is asleep, la Befana will…

Eleonora BaldwinJanuary 6, 2016

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