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The Dinette Teller – 03. The Rolling Pin

November 18, 2016
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Here’s a short history of the rolling pin – where it came from, what it was used for and the meaning it held for the generations of long ago.

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The Dinette Teller – 02. The Tablecloth

November 11, 2016
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The first tablecloths were sort of heavy carpets, chosen for their ability to soften the noise of clashing crockery and to absorb spills from juices and liquids, thanks to their thickness.

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The Dinette Teller – 01. The Spoon

November 4, 2016
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The word “spoon” derives from the Latin “cochlea” which means “snail, shell”, because of the external shape of these animals.

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The Witches Cemetery

October 28, 2016
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Today I’m going to show you this super tasty Halloween recipe, that is also very funny to decorate, with the help of your kids! Just recently, Halloween Night became more popular  in Italy, where there wasn’t any trace of this holiday until the 90s. Thankfully, nowadays, also Italians can benefit from this pleasant and amusing […]

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Butter-free Tea Biscuits

October 21, 2016
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We all know that a cup of tea is not the same without biscuits! But sometimes biscuits can be very heavy too. Shortbread, fig rolls, and digestives can spoil our appetite for dinner. It is made with extra virgin olive oil instead of butter! They are delicious, and the flavour is distinguished by a very intriguing aromatic aftertaste! Moreover, they […]

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The Pasta Teller: Chapter 9 – Cannelloni

October 20, 2016
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Cannelloni is a typical pasta shape in Italy, mostly from Emilia Romagna, a Northern Italian Region; and in Campania, a southern one.

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Savoury Mini-Cheesecakes with Olives

October 14, 2016
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These mini-cheesecakes are savoury, easy to make and can be served for brunch, as an appetizer or as a side to a salad or a vegetable soup. Try it!