I have great news to share with those of you reading from the New York City area! My dear friend Chiara Lima from the Mamma Agata Cooking School on the Amalfi Coast in Ravello will be returning to your area on December 10th for an exciting event at Chelsea Market (75 Ninth Avenue, between 15th & 16th) in New York City for the launch of a fabulous new foodie magazine called Where Women Cook. Chiara will be there along with Ree Drummond (the Pioneer Woman) and many other famous cooks! Here’s a peek inside the first issue with a feature on the Mamma Agata Cooking School and Chiara’s lovely Simple and Genuine cookbook:
If you missed Chiara on her book tour last month, this is the perfect chance to meet her and pick up a signed copy of the first issue of Where Women Cook and Chiara’s beautiful Simple and Genuine cookbook. (A great holiday gift idea!!) Here are the details:
Chelsea Market, 75 Ninth Avenue, between 15th & 16th, New York City, December 10th, 2-5 PM
For a little sneak peek of what you’ll find inside Chiara’s Simple and Genuine cookbook, check out this wonderful guest appearance Chiara and her husband Gennaro did on ABC 7 News in Chicago where they prepare their Spaghetti del Contadino (Farmer’s Spaghetti). After watching the video yesterday morning I just had to make this quick, easy and delicious pasta dish for lunch. Enjoy!
Almost worth moving to New York for!
Ciao Pat! I agree… would love to have squeezed in the suitecase for the event! 🙂
Oh, what a fabulous event! She looks like such a jolly and kind woman. 🙂
Ciao Krista! Oh, Chiara is lovely beyond description … passionate, smart and very kind. You’d love her cookbook!
I feel so blessed to have met and enjoyed Chiara and Mamma Agata. I can hardly wait to share time with them again. The cookbook is fabulous! There are not words to properly describe their lovely home and the warmth and welcome found there. It was an experience that I will NEVER forget.
Ciao Mom! Yes, that is a day that I’ll never forget. So beautiful!! 🙂
My favourite Chef in the World! Mamma Agata and her hidden treasue in the Amalfi Coast is a peace of heaven on earth!
Ciao Kish! I agree ….. and Chiara’s cookbook Mamma Agata: Simple and Genuine has quickly becoming my cooking bible! 🙂 Thanks for stopping by!