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My half Apulian table

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Regional Italian recipes and food cultureโ€”mostly Puglia | lesser-known foods and local stories | peasant cuisine, home cooking | memories and traditions. Writer, cook, baker, gardener - born and raised in Puglia, based in California

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About Giovanna Solimando

I share lesser-known Italian flavors and regional culture through recipes, personal essays, and conversations with locals | I also explore how food carries memories and traditions | Writer, cook, baker, gardener | from Puglia, based in California

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