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Facts & StoriesMarina Melchionda(February 10, 2017)Did you know that Valentine’s Day is an Italian Holiday? And that all women, believe it or not, DO care about it? If not, read this post…learn, and act accordingly!
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In other words, what people (dare to) eat in Naples from Holy Thursday to Easter Sunday
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More than 2000 years ago the Three Wise Men visited Jesus after his birth and gave him three symbolic gifts: gold, frankincense and myrrh. From that time on, the Befana comes every year, on January 6, to fill Italian kids’ stockings with all sorts of goodies!
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Dining in & out: Articles & ReviewsMarina Melchionda(November 14, 2014)What happens in an Italian-American household on Thanksgiving Day? Take my family's case...
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Arte e CulturaMarina Melchionda(December 18, 2013)“Nino e i 3 doni magici” è una storia tutta italiana, che affonda le radici nelle nostre terre, rievocando i nostri valori più antichi, più profondi. Disponibile da Dicembre sull’AppStore, lo storybook ricco di animazioni è disponibile sia in inglese che in italiano. E CappuccinoApps, la startup che l’ha lanciata, promette una trilogia…
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Life & PeopleMarina Melchionda(December 18, 2013)The newly released iPhone and iPad application “Nino and the 3 magic gifts” celebrates Italian folklore and cultural traditions. It’s an “edutainment” tool for kids of all ages: a storybook with fun animations and interactive features to support learning in Italian.
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In other words, what people (dare to) eat in Naples from Holy Thursday to Easter Sunday
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Dining in & out: Articles & ReviewsMarina Melchionda(April 22, 2011)Whether you are in America or Italy, Easter is certainly an occasion to fill your tummy to the very top!
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Dining in & out: Articles & ReviewsMarina Melchionda(January 16, 2011)“This year we have a further reason to celebrate the International Day of Italian Cuisine: the 150th anniversary from the unification of the country. After all, Garibaldi's expedition departed from the ports of Liguria...Perhaps he ate some Pasta al Pesto before leaving”. Facts and stories of one of the most popular sauces worldwide