BY: Nicky Calvello-Macchia
What if your favorite Italian desserts could be given an American twist without losing their authentic charm? Join us on a culinary voyage as we explore the tantalizing fusion of Italian and American baking traditions, from nostalgic Sicilian pastries to the beloved rainbow cookies that have become a staple across diverse cultural settings.
We’ll also share the vibrant experience of celebrating Italian American Heritage Month, with highlights from the Columbus Day Parade in NYC and the contagious energy brought by Louie and the band. Ever wondered how Italian American heritage has influenced some of the most cherished confections and culinary inventions?
SOURCE: https://italianamericanpodcast.com
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