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Agnolotti al Plin: Adapting a Piedmontese Classic

“Al Plin” is Piedmontese for "al pizzico" which is a term associated with the verb…

Elizabeth JanusJune 10, 2016

Frittata di pasta · www.casamiatours.com

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Frittata di Pasta

This recipe is simple, thrifty and has all the great qualities of a quick meal:…

Elizabeth JanusMay 16, 2016

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Cooking With Teenagers

Travelling with teens has its rewards and challenges. Fortunately for 'particular' eaters Italy is the…

Kiki MoacdiehMay 2, 2016

CasaMia Families Rome

At Home with Anna

When I first decided to live in a homestay during my first and only semester…

Veronica VelizApril 6, 2016

Sciusceddu, completed · www.casamiatours.com

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Nino’s kitchen: Sciusceddu

The Sciusceddu is a typical dish of the Sicilian city of Messina, made of meatballs…

Nino BarbalaceMarch 21, 2016

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Trattoria ‘O Tabbaccaro Naples

The historical O'Tabbaccaro is a short walk from Castel dell'Ovo in Naples. The name O'Tabbaccaro…

Gina TringaliFebruary 26, 2016

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Traveling with Children

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

Eleonora BaldwinJanuary 20, 2016

La Befana

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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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Feast of the Seven Fishes & Wine

For Italian-American families like mine the Feast of Seven Fishes devoured on Christmas Eve is…

Gina TringaliDecember 16, 2015

The view from Janiculum hill

CasaMia Families Rome

From Saint Peter’s to Gianicolo – A New Walking Route Opens

Rome is a walker's city: small enough to traverse on foot and full of the…

Alice AdamsDecember 9, 2015

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