Pronto
Italians say "pronto" when they answer the phone. It means they are ready to take your call. Cositutti has been spending the better part of the summer getting ready to launch a new look, a new book and a new blog that allows you to discover Italy in a unique and personal way. We're also working with our Italian producers in Northern Italy,Tuscany and Umbria to bring Italy to your table with a new sauce and handcrafted gifts for the holidays.
And in a few weeks we'll be announcing the date and time of our annual Wood Fired Pizza Event*. Held outdoors "il fuoco vivo" celebrates the life of the fire Italian style with artisan handmade wood fired pizza from Forno de Pizza. Everyone had a great time last year and we're looking forward to even more traditional and imaginative creations from pizziolo Hugo Laranja whose passion for pizza knows no bounds. |
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New Look  We've also changed the look of our newsletter.The image across the top is a credenza. In 16th century Italy "credenza" was the act of tasting food by a servant for a lord or another important person before it was served to ensure quality. It later was used to refer to a serving platform, a staging area for food and became the source for the word "credence" meaning credibility and trust. It represents our commitment to bring authentic artisan Italian food and handcrafted items to CosituttiMarketPlace and reminds me of all the wonderful times I've had at the table in Italy . . . Read more |
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New Book After over 10 years and 10,000 miles taste traveling in Italy and
2.75 years writing about my experiences, il mio libro e' finito!
My book is finished. A note of thanks to all of you who have kept me believing that writing this book was possible. Your encouragement and candid opinions have given me the insight and resolve to bring to readers a book that will allow them to experience the food,wine,art and design of the Italy of my family and friends.
Seeing and Savoring Italy: A Taste and Travel Journey through Northern Italy, Tuscany and Umbria is due to be released in August through Amazon.com Here is an excerpt from the back cover summary.
"Drawing on the historical and cultural traditions of Italian food with personal anecdotes on her experiences, the author takes you on a taste and travel journey through Northern Italy, Tuscany and Umbria to hidden and little known places as she travels with her Italian family and friends. Along the way she develops a style of travel that pairs the pleasures of eating with the history and art of the region that results in a unique travel experience way beyond a "show and tell" tour". |