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Michael was fortunate to have been born in a diverse family. His family consisted of many different cultures. Most members learned the family recipes at a young age. After spending three years in Europe his knowledge of cooking grew. Cooking became a passion and he wanted to perfect recipes learned in Europe. His passion inspired him to read and study the culinary techniques from the countries visited. Many recipes he learned came from the kitchens of friends he met in Europe. He was obsessed with learning more about their food and culture. He collected books, attended cooking classes and tried and tested many recipes. He studied cooking styles in the US, and found that our country is very diverse. A simple thing like chili is different on the West Coast, East Coast and Mid-West. Wherever he visits it seems people love to celebrate life through eating and sharing with family and friends. Even though there are cultural, political and religious differences, when we sit down at the table to eat most differences seem to be trivial. I hope this web site opens doors for our visitors and inspires them to explore the foods and cultures of the different countries we plan to host each month.

29 July, 2009

03 June, 2009

Marinara Sauce

2 cloves of garlic chopped
1/4 cup of olive oil (evol preferred)
1 (28 ounce can of peeled tomatoes (Proggresso Pomodori Pelati con Basilico or Pope brand Preferred), chopped fine.
1/2 teaspoon garlic powder
1/4 teaspoon dry mustard
1/4 teaspoon pepper
2 tablespoons dried basil
1 cup chicken stock

In a small sauce pan saute garlic in olive oil until garlic begins to brown (do not burn). Add chopped tomatoes, stir and simmre for 5 minutes. Add remaining ingredients, stir, and allow to simmer over low heat for approxatmately 25-30 minutes. erve over your favorite pasta.
This is a recipe taken out of the "Mafia Cookbook" written by Joseph "Joe Dogs" Iannuzzi.
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