Angelina's Favorite Recipes: A Personal Collection of Sicilian Style Italian Recipes

$7.95

Unlock the culinary secrets of Sicily with Angelina's Favorite Recipes, a personal collection bringing authentic Italian flavors straight from Barcellona Pozzo di Gotto—a town in the city of Messina—to your kitchen. Prepare to delight your taste buds and impress your guests!

More than 100 authentic Sicilian-style Italian recipes curated by Angelina Mannuccia Mitchell.
Features traditional cooking techniques and time-honored recipes passed down through generations.
Includes vibrant illustrations and local ingredients to help bring each recipe to life.

Transform your kitchen into a Sicilian paradise with these beloved recipes that bring friends and family together over a shared love of food. Let Angelina’s cherished favorites guide you through the rich and flavorful world of Italian cuisine.

The collectible artwork opening each chapter are from Sicilian artist Nino Leotti, also from Barcellona Pozzo di Gotto, who was a personal friend of the author.

Details:
‍ ISBN 978-0-9619750-0-5
102 pages
6×9 spiral bound
© 1986 (Collectible)

Unlock the culinary secrets of Sicily with Angelina's Favorite Recipes, a personal collection bringing authentic Italian flavors straight from Barcellona Pozzo di Gotto—a town in the city of Messina—to your kitchen. Prepare to delight your taste buds and impress your guests!

More than 100 authentic Sicilian-style Italian recipes curated by Angelina Mannuccia Mitchell.
Features traditional cooking techniques and time-honored recipes passed down through generations.
Includes vibrant illustrations and local ingredients to help bring each recipe to life.

Transform your kitchen into a Sicilian paradise with these beloved recipes that bring friends and family together over a shared love of food. Let Angelina’s cherished favorites guide you through the rich and flavorful world of Italian cuisine.

The collectible artwork opening each chapter are from Sicilian artist Nino Leotti, also from Barcellona Pozzo di Gotto, who was a personal friend of the author.