![]() ![]() Hi everyone! I start this episode with some big news: I've moved to Italy! And in the spirit of that move, I'd like to introduce you to someone who knows Italy like the back of her hand, adores it, and will make you want to eat pasta straight away. Anna has just joined Instagram! Let's welcome her: Under the Olive Tree: Leave a voice memo for my new podcast with Jen Phanomrat and Food52, called Either Side Eaters! Here's the link to ask us a question, which we may answer on-air! Join my Patreon community for perks & rewards! : KEEP IT QUIRKY Preorder my book, Cheese, Wine, and Bread: Discovering the Magic of Fermentation in England, Italy, and France! Subscribe to the monthly newsletter: Hosted on Acast. Her book helped me discover more about the region of Puglia, which I'm now calling home! She made me appreciate this area in new ways, and added new staple recipes to my kitchen rolodex. "It set me up to fight for survival," says Anna about moving from southern Italy to the big northern Italian city of Milan, where she was "treated like an immigrant." We also talk about her move to London, her career in the arts, and how she began her food tours and writing this book, a beautiful love letter to her childhood home. In this episode, I talk with Anna about some of the ingredients and recipes in her cookbook - all of which are very simple and accessible - and we talk about the concept of "cucina povera." We delve into a bit of the history of the Puglia region, the differences between southern Italy and northern Italy, and her personal experiences in both places. See /privacy for more information.Īnna Maggio is the author of the cookbook "Under the Olive Tree: Memories and Flavours of Puglia." (Gourmand World Book award Winner 2020!) Anna is an Italian-born and bred woman who has lived in London since her early twenties, but has been a proud proponent of Puglia, the southern Italian region when she spent her childhood. (I loved her breakdown of Champagne versus Prosecco!) All that and much more, in this episode! Show Notes: Wine Dine Caroline’s Food & Wine Pairing PDF Download: Wine Dine Caroline’s Video: “Sulfites in Wine - Are Sulfites Bad For You?” Follow Caroline on Instagram: Cheese, Wine, & Bread Preorder Giveaway: Sourdough Pizza Night E-Book! Follow Katie on Instagram: Hosted on Acast. In the latter part of the show, I got a little nerdy with her, asking about some specifics of how Italy’s wines differ from France’s wine. In this episode, we talk about why she’s focused her wine knowledge and educating us normal people ) and why she loves living in Lyon, France. ![]() She has her WSET diploma, over 12 years of experience in the industry, and is currently pursuing her master of wine. She’s just the kind of wine lover I want to have as a friend because she doesn’t stand for snobbery, but her knowledge of wine - everything from the science specifics to historical background - is incredible. She is the woman behind Wine Dine Caroline - a company all about enjoying wine and learning about it in the most accessible way. See /privacy for more information.Ĭaroline Conner is an American entrepreneur living in Lyon, France. Jessie on Instagram: Check out Jessie’s illustrated books: Follow Katie on Instagram: You can order "Cheese, Wine, and Bread" - available everywhere books are sold! Hosted on Acast. You may have seen her illustrations in Vogue, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, among many others. Some of her books are “Paris In Stride," and "Edible Paradise." Her work explores gastronomy, travel, lifestyle, architecture, and pop culture. Now, she is known and highly regarded in the industry for her detailed, whimsical, and instantly recognizable style. She has worked as a food stylist in Paris and New York, and was a costume designer (which led her to picking up watercolor). YES! Jessie was born in America, but has lived in France for some time now. She says, ""The work that speaks most to people is personal work," and I adore the way she defines keeping it quirky: Having the courage to by yourself. In this episode, we talk about how she landed on illustration as an art form, her side hustles, and telling stories with her paintbrush. Jessie Kanelos Weiner is an author and illustrator - and she was the illustrator for my book, which publishes today, "Cheese, Wine, and Bread!" Her illustrations are absolutely incredible, and I'm excited to have her on the show.
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