Sicily: Cuisine, Culture and Tradition

Sunday, September 8, 2013

Sicily Exhibition Tours America

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Sicily is often referred to as a crossroad. Indeed it is a place where geographically and culturally civilizations met and mel...
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Sunday, August 25, 2013

Green Tomatoes: A Sicilian Woman's Musings on “Southern” Cuisine

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Green tomatoes from my California garden. My husband and I have an inside joke.  I call myself a “southern” woman, which, b...
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Monday, March 18, 2013

Pistachio: Green Gold of Sicily

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It is my experience that in the United States, pistachio is more likely to be associated with the Middle East than Sicily. Yet Sicily acco...
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Sunday, February 24, 2013

Buffalo Soldiers and Italian Freedom Fighters: Heroes of WWII

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History is replete with instances in which the suffering of human wars brings together disparate people for the greater g...
Saturday, November 17, 2012

Fabulous Dining in Rome's Jewish Quarter

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Nonna Betta logo features a scroll  made of pasta and rolling pins The Jewish Quarter of Rome is an area that I have always enjoyed and...
Friday, November 16, 2012

....A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To Sicily

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For some time now we have been sharing our mutual appreciation for all things Sicilian.   This week I am traveling to my home in Sicily, a...
Monday, November 12, 2012

Sicily's Legendary Breads: Pane Cunzatu and the Sicilian Sandwich

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 Bread baked in a traditional Sicilian oven. There is a snippet of a poem that lingers in my memory from a long forgotten author. It...
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Rosetta Sciacca
Rosetta Sciacca Volkov was born and grew up in the western-most part of the island of Sicily, in the ancient Phoenician settlement of Marsala. True to the spirit of her adventure-faring Phoenician ancestors, Rosetta emigrated to United States, returning to Italy some 10 years later and settling in Rome. She returned to the U.S. for university and later began her family there, but has never drifted far from her Sicilian roots. Educated in both countries and immersed in the culture and language of each, she seamlessly bridges both worlds. Rosetta's profound love for and attachment to the traditional ways of her native Sicily, along with its cuisine, literature, history and visual and performing arts, represent an important part of her life. Currently she js studying oil painting in New York, perfecting her craft. Painter, writer, chef and businesswoman, Rosetta and her husband, Michael Volkov, divide their time between California, New York, and Marsala, Sicily.
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