Browsing by Category: Mamma Parla
A Thorny Family Tree Emerges in Basilicata
Posted on Friday, 23rd March 2012 in Basilicata, Culture, Mamma Parla, Travel. | 9 Comments

Approaching Spinosa from the east.
The story of uncovering our roots begins in 1996 at my maternal grandparent’s 50th anniversary party in Princeton, NJ. Though they had already retired to Jacksonville, my grandfather threw my grandmother a surprise party up north because it was closer to most of their family and friends, who were based in and around (more…)
Cherry Grove Farm in Lawrenceville, NJ
Posted on Monday, 23rd January 2012 in Culture, Mamma Parla. | 2 Comments
Today’s blog post is a collaboration between Mamma Parla and me and the story goes way back. When I was home in September, we met Linda of Ciao Chow Linda at the West Windsor Community Farmers’ Market where we hatched a plan of them going out to visit Cherry Grove Farm, the market’s main cheese vendor located (more…)
Mamma Parla’s Peach Pie
Posted on Monday, 12th September 2011 in Guest Post, Mamma Parla, Recipes, Sweets & Dessert. | 10 Comments
Mamma Parla’s back for a new post. Here is what she is sharing this week: Every Labor Day weekend, I make a trip to the West Windsor Community Farmers’ Market for the best organic peaches on (more…)
Mamma Parla’s White Bean Salad
Posted on Sunday, 4th September 2011 in Food & Wine, Guest Post, Mamma Parla, Recipes. | 12 Comments
Today’s blog post comes from Parla Food’s obligatory biggest fan, Mamma Parla. She is an incredible cook, with tons of restaurant and catering experience behind her. Now she cooks mostly for friends and family–and does cooking demonstrations for the Slow Food Central (more…)
Basque Country, The Highlights
Posted on Thursday, 14th July 2011 in Basque Country, Culture, Food & Wine, Gastronomic Traditions, Mamma Parla, Restaurants, Spain, Travel. | 6 Comments
Well I don’t even know where to start. The trip through Basque Country was phenomenal. Thank you so much for sending me there! And thanks to everyone for your advice and comments along the way. The biggest thank you goes out to Mamma Parla who was so calm even though I (more…)







