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For Christmas, my mother's family does a version of Panzerotti, that they colloquially call frittelli, in her town. Usually they're stuffed with either tuna, onions, or mozzarella, with tomatoes and capers.
Got This Present, I think it’s Cool. [emoji1]
A real coin of Empress Faustina Jr, wife of Marcus Aurelius.
That's awesome. My grandfather on my dad's side, showed me a Roman coin he found a long time ago in Italy. I don't know what happened to it, after he passed away though.
Here's some food from today:
This is why I only put out a few platters of appetizers; otherwise, people don't eat the main meal.
I'm taking a break before I clean my kitchen (which looks like it was hit by a hurricane), and because I can't look at food anymore, and here I am talking about food.
I see you guys like mortadella too. My ancestors will be rolling in their graves to hear me say this, but I think I like it better than prosciutto. Is that fried cauliflower at the bottom? I love that. Or is it fried baccala? I see the salad.
I think Neapolitans are great cooks. I learned everything I could from my husband's grandmother. She was amazing
Got This Present, I think it’s Cool. [emoji1]
A real coin of Empress Faustina Jr, wife of Marcus Aurelius.
We also played tombola, and I took a picture of the board. But some of the illustrations on it might be a little too ridiculous to post on the forum though.
You should sell that to a museum, you might make a lot of money
I understand, if you want it around, then by all means keep it around“I Like Money” lol
but I wouldn’t sell a present that I like. [emoji2]
When my father and father in law where alive they always played Trappola ...........else its Bestia for the rest of us ..........or Chess with my fatherBesides Tombola we also play Sette e Mezzo, it’s similar to Blackjack (not exactly), but is played with Carte Napoletane.
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