Episodes: 61
Frequency: Irregular
Rating: 4.9/5.0
Estimated listeners: 1k-10k
Gender skew: Unknown
Location: USA
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Giulia Scarpaleggia - Tuscan food writer, cookbook author, photographer, home cook, and cooking teacher who leads Tuscan cooking classes from her home in the countryside between Siena and Florence.
Margherita Berti - Learning Italian Through Food, Building Confidence When Speaking, And Using Everyday Food Culture To Develop Language Skills.
Melina Hammer - Pantry Staples, Food Preservation, Abundance, Memory, And How Stored Ingredients Shape Cooking And Daily Life.
The things a recipe can’t tell you
September 16, 2026
In this episode, I'm taking you into our kitchen in Tuscany to share what sixteen years of cooking classes have taught me about confidence, instinct, and the things that are difficult to capture in a written recipe.We'll meet eight strangers at a café, visit the market without a fixed menu, make fresh pasta, rescue a few kitchen disasters, and eventually sit down to lunch together.I'm also introducing our 2027 cooking class season, including our Market to Table and Vegetable-Forward classes, ...
Learning a language through food
August 11, 2026
Can food help you learn a language?In this episode, I sit down with Italian teacher Margherita Berti to talk about learning Italian through food, curiosity, and everyday life.We discuss why passion is often a better teacher than grammar, how to build confidence when speaking, and the small habits that can help you make Italian part of your daily routine—whether you're planning a trip to Italy or simply dreaming of bringing a little more Italy into your life.Where to find Margherita: Italian M...
Inside other people’s pantries
June 15, 2026
In this episode of Cooking with an Italian Accent, I talk with Melina Hammer, a longtime friend of Letters from Tuscany—food stylist, photographer, recipe developer, award-winning author of A Year at Catbird Cottage, and host at Catbird Cottage in the Hudson Valley—for the first conversation in a new series dedicated to other people’s pantries.We explore the pantry as a place of security, abundance, memory, and possibility, from beans, jams, canned tomatoes, tinned fish, and honey to fermente...
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