Cookbooks
from Italian Traditional Food

Italian Cookbooks
from Italian Traditional Food
Here is a selection of Italian cookbooks from Italian
Traditional Food to help you find your way around the delights of Italian traditional cooking. These Italian
traditional food cookbooks will make a welcome addition to your cookbook shelf. Keep
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Lidia's Italian
American Kitchen
Author is Lidia Matticchio Bastianich. Lidia Matticchio
Bastianich is the author of Lidia's Italian American Kitchen, a cookbook based on her PBS TV
series.
The cookbook covers all the traditional courses of an Italian meal, from
antipasti through soups, pasta and risottos, and desserts. Lidia presents a wealth of good
wholesome everyday Italian eating.
This popular cookbook will provide many great tasting dishes.
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Everyday Pasta by Giada
De Laurentiis
Author is Giada De Laurentiis. Giada De Laurentiis is the New
York Times bestselling author. This book contains a collection of recipes that Giada has presented
on her show on the Food Network, and can be viewed as the companion to her show. Pasta has always
been one of the great pleasures of the Italian table: it's healthy and delicious; it can be light
and delicate or rich and hearty; it's readily available and easy to prepare.
In Everyday Pasta, Giada invites you to share her love of Italian pasta with
more than 100 recipes for pasta dishes, as well as for complementary sauces, salads.
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Rao's Cookbook by Frank
Pellegrino
Author is Frank Pellegrino. For those of us who didn't know,
Rao's is a tiny, family-owned Italian restaurant in East Harlem which has become a New York City
institution.
But here are the simple, classic recipes that 80 year old "Auntie" Annie and the
other cooks make every weekday including: Seafood Salad, Baked Clams Oreganate, Pappardelle with
Hot Sausage Sauce. The grilled meats sections of the cookbook alone make buying the cookbook
worthwhile.
A terrific book that makes a wonderful Italian cook out of anyone.
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Cooking with Italian
Grandmothers
Author is Jessica Theroux. Cooking with Italian Grandmothers is
a record a smart selection of unique and utterly appealing dishes used by Italian grandmothers.
Both the recipes and photography are absolutely fantastic.
Cooking with Italian Grandmothers is a joy to read, and awakens the appetite
with its clear and simple recipes from Tuscany to Sicily.
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