Mary Ann Esposito - A Conversation

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I Wish I Were A Prosciutto

Scopa Communications

55 episodes

3 days ago

Martin Blanco and Sandra Radosh host an ongoing discussion and exploration of Italian American Food. The show comprises a mix of family recipes, humorous stories, and interviews with people who continue the traditions that exemplify the best of Italian American feasting.

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Mary Ann Esposito - A Conversation

I Wish I Were A Prosciutto

55 minutes 1 second

4 months ago

Mary Ann Esposito - A Conversation

Sandra and Martin speak with Mary Ann Esposito, one of the most celebrated television cooks and a valued conservator of Italian and Italian American culinary traditions. She'll share stories, talk about how she came to be an expert on Italian cuisine, her extraordinary vegetable garden, the joys of Italian food and home cooking, and even her favorite style of prosciutto,Mary Ann Esposito is the creator and host of the nationally televised PBS series, Ciao Italia with Mary Ann Esposito and the author of 14 cookbooks including her most recent, Ciao Italia: Plant. Harvest. Cook!

Prosciutto, Italian Food, Italian American Food, Italian American Culture, Italian American Museum, Dr. Joseph Scelsa, Mulberry Street, New York City, PBS, Prosciutto di San Daniele, Montilo's Baking Company, Brockton Massachusetts, Cape Cod Massachusetts, Tomie DePaola, Jingle The Christmas Clown, Donna Chiara's Stelline D'oro