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Charlemagne's Castle, Souvenirs from Sutri, and a Borlotti Beans Recipe.

Posted by By maria April 2, 2018Posted inCaro Diario. (Dear diary...), Holidays, Italian Culture, Italy, Recipes, Special Occasions, TravelNo Comments
copyright Art of Living, PrimaMedia, Inc/Maria Liberati As those who know me can attest, Little Easter or 'Pasquetta' is my favorite Holiday..it is the day after Easter and a relaxing…
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10 Traditional Easter Holiday Foods From Around The World

Posted by By maria March 30, 2018Posted inFood Facts, History of Foods, HolidaysNo Comments
text copyright 2018  Art of Living, PrimaMedia, Inc Guest Blogger: Annie Beurman Easter is one of the few days of the year you can ignore that diet you’ve been working…
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Italian Easter Pane di Pasqua

Posted by By maria March 30, 2018Posted inBaking, Holidays, Recipes, Special OccasionsNo Comments
An Italian Easter always includes a festive Easter bread, here is an easy recipe for Easter bread
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10 Obscure Holidays Deserving More Recognition

Posted by By maria March 26, 2018Posted inHolidaysNo Comments
copyright 2018 Art of Living, PrimaMedia, Inc Guest Blogger: Annie Beurman What is your favorite holiday? Is it Christmas? Halloween? Easter? Your birthday? With all of the holidays there are…
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Treccia con Limone (Braided Easter Bread with Lemon) | A Favorite Recipe

Posted by By maria March 25, 2018Posted inBaking, Holidays, Recipes, Spring RecipesNo Comments
copyright 2018 Maria Liberati/Art of Living, PrimaMedia, Inc If you are getting ready for Easter or just Celebrating Spring, here's my favorite Easter bread recipe discovered in the lemon groves…
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Tuscan Culinary History..Yummy Cantucci Biscotti Recipe

Posted by By maria March 21, 2018Posted inBaking, Cooking School in Tuscany, Culinary Art, History of Foods, RecipesNo Comments
Cantucci Biscotti copyright 2018 Art of Living, PrimaMedia, Inc Guest Blogger: Sarah Bauer Tuscany has been conquered many times throughout human history, first by the Apennine people between 1350 and…
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Hidden World Wonders |5 Lesser Known Attractions You Need to See

Posted by By maria March 16, 2018Posted inFacts, TravelNo Comments
Guest Blogger: Annie Beurman   We all know about attractions like Mount Everest, the Great Wall of China or Mount Rushmore. These are attractions and landmarks that anyone would recognize.…
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Experience the Benefits of Multi Force Supplements | Try It Free with My Discount Code!

Posted by By maria March 16, 2018Posted inFeatures, Reader DiscountsNo Comments
Live Life in Balance with Multi Force! To experience the many benefits of this highly effective supplement, redeem your FREE Multiforce at www.multiforcehealth.com ($29.99 value, you pay only $4.95 S&H)…
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Happy Women's Day | Cioccolatini Chocolate Recipe to Celebrate

Posted by By maria March 8, 2018Posted inHolidays, La Dolce Vita (Dessert Recipes), RecipesNo Comments
copyright 2018 Art of Living, PrimaMedia, Inc/Maria Liberati Man cannot live on chocolate alone, but woman sure can. Author Unknown   International Women’s Day has been celebrated in honor and…
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How You Can Live Life in Balance with MULTIFORCE.

Posted by By maria March 2, 2018Posted inHealth and Wellness, How To's, Reader DiscountsNo Comments
Living Life In Balance: Mineral-Rich Multiforce Helps Manage Excess Acidity Found in Many of America’s Favorite Foods & Beverages READ BELOW TO RECEIVE A FREE BOTTLE Let’s face it –…
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5 Signature Dishes from Tuscany & Tuscan Culinary Heritage

Posted by By maria February 22, 2018Posted inFood Facts, History of Foods, Italy, RecipesNo Comments
Copyright 2018 Art of Living, Prima Media,Inc. Guest Blogger: Sarah Bauer (photo: copyright 2018 Art of Living, PrimaMedia,Inc) Leonardo da Vinci’s home region of Tuscany has a unique culinary heritage.…
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10 Traditional Winter Meals from Around the World

Posted by By maria February 14, 2018Posted inCulinary Art, History of Foods, Winter RecipesNo Comments
Guest Blogger: Annie Beurman If you live somewhere in  the world where you experience harsh winters,,,, surely you have to have some form of comfort against the mountains of snow…
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Join me at a Carnevale Lunch | Remembering Carnevale with Mozart

Join me at a Carnevale Lunch | Remembering Carnevale with Mozart

Posted by By maria February 6, 2018Posted inEvents & Appearances, Holidays, Italian CultureNo Comments
As we get closer to Carnevale, I can't help but read this letter from Mozart to his wife (who was in Salzburg at the time) about experiencing Carnevale in Venice....imagining…
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How to Do Spirals From DaVinci to the Dinner Table

Posted by By maria February 6, 2018Posted inArt, Culinary Art, History of FoodsNo Comments
copyright 2018 Art of Living, PrimaMedia,Inc Guest Blogger: Sarah Bauer Leonardo da Vinci was fascinated with spirals. This can be seen in the way he draws curly hair and water…
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The History of Peanut Butter | Celebrating National Peanut Butter Day

Posted by By maria February 2, 2018Posted inFood Facts, History of Foods, HolidaysNo Comments
  copyright 2018 Art of Living, PrimaMedia, Inc Guest Blogger: Sarah Bauer Peanut butter lovers rejoice – National Peanut Butter Day just passed us -January 24th... as if you needed…
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Punxsutawney Phil Has a Tuscan Hedgehog Cousin

Posted by By maria February 1, 2018Posted inHolidays, Pasta, Recipes, UncategorizedNo Comments
copyright 2018 Art of Living, PrimaMedia, Inc/Maria Liberati Every Holiday has a story to tell! While it's fun to celebrate..it also gives more meaning to the day if you know…
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The History of Corn Chips | Happy National Corn Chip Day!

Posted by By maria January 30, 2018Posted inFood Facts, History of Foods, HolidaysNo Comments
copyright 2018 Art of Living, PrimaMedia,Inc Guest Blogger:Sarah Bauer Certain foods are so loved that Holidays have been created around them.... January 29th is National Corn Chip Day. To this…
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Try This Winter Tealixir | Your New Favorite Tea

Posted by By maria January 30, 2018Posted inDrink Recipes, Recipes, Winter RecipesNo Comments
One of my favorite'almost magical' elixirs is tea! Winter is the most vulnerable time for your immune system and the best time to make use of tea's 'powers' TETLEY TEA…
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Alchemy in the Kitchen | How Leonardo Da Vinci Thought of Food

Posted by By maria January 29, 2018Posted inArt, Culinary Art, Food Facts, History of FoodsNo Comments
Copyright 2018, Art of Living, PrimaMedia, Inc   Guest Blogger: Sarah Bauer Chew well, and whatever you take into you Should be well-cooked and of simple ingredients. -Leonardo da Vinci…
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Top 10 Places to Study Abroad

Posted by By maria January 22, 2018Posted inTravelNo Comments
Guest Blogger: Annie Beurman When a student chooses to go to college, their learning opportunities expand greatly. Not only are they free to study what they wish, but they can…
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Dine with Me DaVinci Style | Join Me for Dinner

Posted by By maria January 18, 2018Posted inEvents & AppearancesNo Comments
If you haven't registered yet there are a few places left before it's sold out tomorrow night  (Friday night, January 19th from 7:30 -9 PM) at Altomonte's Italian Market in…
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Tips on How To Open Your Own Restaurant

Posted by By maria January 8, 2018Posted inHow To's, Life HacksNo Comments
You’ve thought about it for a long time and came to a conclusion – the time is now to open up your dream restaurant. It’s a scary thought that requires…
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Paccheri Pasta with Calamari Sauce | Celebrating New Years: From Ricardo Muti to the Vienna Philharmonic

Posted by By maria January 1, 2018Posted inHolidays, Pasta, Recipes, Special OccasionsNo Comments
    Happy New Year 2018! Celebration as I like it..filled with music and food ..food and music… in the kitchen on  TV -the Concerto for Capodanno (New Year’s Concert)…
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Ring in the New Year with my Cassola Cioccolata (Chocolate Cassola)

Posted by By maria December 31, 2017Posted inHolidays, La Dolce Vita (Dessert Recipes), RecipesNo Comments
  Copyright 2017 Art of Living, PrimaMedia, Inc/Maria Liberati   "Tomorrow is the first blank page of a 365 page book. Write a good one!" Brad Paisley If you haven't…
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The Differences Between Authentic Italian Food and American-Italian Food.

Posted by By maria December 30, 2017Posted inCulinary Art, Food Facts, History of FoodsNo Comments
Editor: Annie Beurman copyright Art of Living, PrimaMedia,Inc. For those who love Italian food, it’s always a treat to pay a visit to the neighborhood Italian restaurant or pizzeria. However,…
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New Year’s Eve Non-Alcoholic Tutti Frutti Cocktail

Posted by By maria December 27, 2017Posted inCocktails, Drink Recipes, Holidays, RecipesNo Comments
copyright 2017 Art of Living, PrimaMedia, Inc/Maria Liberati   “Reality is an illusion created by a lack of alcohol.” — N.F. Simpson A cold winter’s day and a countdown to…
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An Omelette or Frittata? What’s the Difference?

Posted by By maria December 15, 2017Posted inContests and Giveaways, Food Facts, History of FoodsNo Comments
The question I hear most often is: What is the difference between an omelette and a frittata? The frittata is Italian in origin and the omelette in French..but an omelette…
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Holidays in Red: Festive Apples, Cranberries, and Brachetto Recipe | Book Giveaway

Posted by By maria December 10, 2017Posted inChristmas, Contests and Giveaways, Holidays, La Dolce Vita (Dessert Recipes), Recipes, Winter RecipesNo Comments
Copyright Art of Living, PrimaMedia, Inc 2017/Maria Liberati Holiday countdown and I am in 'cranberry mode'...I love this little berry so healthy.. and versatile...dessert or side dish with Holiday turkey..so…
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Stories from the Heart | ft. Holiday Turdilli Recipe

Posted by By maria December 1, 2017Posted inHolidays, La Dolce Vita (Dessert Recipes), RecipesNo Comments
Here is another heart warming story of food and cooking Italian with The Basic Art of Italian Cooking from one of our readers. And if you have a story to…
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Wines for Your Holiday Table

Posted by By maria November 6, 2017Posted inHolidays, WineNo Comments
Livernano… (www.livernano.it) a  place in the heart of Chianti and Tuscany…no one does it better than Gudrun and Bob Cuillo at their 300+ acre farm /hamlet/resort/winery that produces award-winning wines…
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Happy Holidays, Happy New Year 2022!

I want to wish you all and your families the Happiest and Healthiest New Year in 2022! Thank you all so much for joining me and helping me to make The Basic Art of Italian Cooking and The Maria Liberati Show a success! I can’t wait to share my next book (The Basic Art of Italian Cooking Diaries: Seasons) with you, it will release in late Spring/early Summer.

Lentil Soup Recipe for a Prosperous New Year.

New Years' Resolutions for Life

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