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Great Italian American Food in New England: History, Traditions & Memories
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About the Author
John F. Carafoli is an international food stylist, consultant, food writer and wrote the seminal book Food Photography and Styling, two children’s cookbooks, Look Who’s Cooking, The Cookie Cookbook and Cape Cod Chef’s Table, Recipes from Buzzards Bay to Provincetown. He has been published in Gastronomica, The Journal of Food and Culture, The New York Times, The Boston Globe, Edible Cape Cod where he won an EDDY for Best use of Recipes in a feature and has been profiled in the Italian publication of ER (Emilia Romagna). In addition to presenting papers at the Oxford Symposium on Food and Cookery in England, he has organized the biannual International Conference on Food Styling and Photography at Boston University. Carafoli was also featured on the TV Food network’s Ultimate Kitchens, and NPR. He also conducts culinary food, music and culture tours to Italy. Carafoli lives in West Barnstable MA and can be found in the waters during the winter months gathering fresh oysters and clams. Visit him at www.carafoli.com.This is a wonderfully written book with old, original recipes and stories from Italian immigrant ancestors and their American born children. John Carafoli's first hand experience of living in an Italian American neighborhood shines through with warm memories of his past. I read this cover to cover as soon as it arrived. Some of these recipes were ones made by my own Grandmother that I thought were lost forever. What a treasure to find them! Thank you John for keeping them alive!-Cheryl A.
After reading and making some of the foods from John Carafoli's Cape Cod Table, I really was interested in checking out his latest book. I assumed the Italians in Philly and Jersey had a monopoly on cooking until reading their history on the Cape...and the recipes are not only delicious but so easy to follow and the history was a page turner for me. Was there an early Italian cuisine in Canada? If there was, I am sure Mr, Carafoli's will include it in his next boom-Cynthia Potycia
Although I am not Italian, I'm a great fan of Italian cooking, especially Northern Italian, and I have many cookbooks which I use often, and indeed rely on for some of my favorite recipes. But Carafoli's GREAT ITALIAN FOOD IN NEW ENGLAND has become my absolute favorite. The recipes are delicious and the preparation is realistic. You don't have to spend your entire weekend in the kitchen (unless you want to, of course, and with this book you might want to.).Having said all that, this book is so much more than a cookbook, as indicated in all the previous reviews. It is so "from the heart", warm and inspiring. It truly conveys how important food is to fond memories and relationships. The book is also very well-written and an extremely interesting read. I recommend it heartily. -Marci MCgill
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