Thursday 24 January
We are great fans of "Nadia G's Bitchin' Kitchen." We love her
clothes, her jewelry, her dolls' heads decor, her odd friends, and her southern
Italian dialect. Her cooking is a mite
Canadian for being that Italian, but there's nothing wrong with a little maple
syrup essence.
Her story of how spaghetti puttanesca was invented - that the postwar Italian parliament passed a law that
prostitutes couldn't do their marketing in the daytime, lest they meet the
wives of the men they were sleeping with, was, like all such stories, ingenious
and without basis. But we don't care
how, or when, it was invented. It's quick,
it's bright, and we like it a lot - sort of like Miss G. herself.
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