The Other oNe In The Kitchen
Nonna gets the credit, the recipes, the tea towel over the shoulder, the phrase on the front of our jars. But there was always someone else in that kitchen.
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At Nonna Emilia's Table
Every family has a table. Ours just happens to be the reason Bippi exists. The story of the Sunday lunches, the arguments about almost everything, and the one jar that everyone still asks for.
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