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Behind the Scenes with Tuscan Splatterware Ceramicist Giulio Lucarini
Drip, drop. Split, splat! Ever wondered how splatterware is made? We go behind the scenes with Tuscan ceramicist Giulio Lucarini to find out.
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Mastering the art of pasta from unexpected places: An interview with Chef Joe Sasto
Chef Joe Sasto shares his Michelin-star advice for making better pasta and finding culinary inspiration in unusual ways.
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This Father and Son Make Pasta Together Every Sunday: An Interview with Pasta et Al
Every Sunday, Alec Morris and his son, "little Al," make homemade pasta together – and it's adorable. We interview Alec to learn more about his family tradition of pasta making and what inspires them to create unique dishes each week.
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Creating Sustainable Pasta with Sicilian Roots: An Interview with Alessandra Lauria of The Pasta Studio
When Alessandra Lauria set out to figure out what she wanted to do in life, she didn't imagine it would involve pasta. But something in her Sicilian roots called her to learn more about this very special culinary art.
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Learning the Ways of the Pastaia: An Interview with Meryl Feinstein of Pasta Social Club
We sit down with Meryl Feinstein, the woman behind Pasta Social Club, for a somewhat nerdy (warning: we go really deep into pasta hydration) but inspiring conversation.
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How Italian Marble Paper is Made
Ever wonder how Italian artists create these otherworldly patterns? Discover the secrets behind this enchanting craft.
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The Peculiar History of the “Pettine” Pasta Comb
The garganelli pasta comb is one of Italy's most unique pasta tools around.
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The Art of Rust Printing
Discover the Italian tradition of wood block textile printing with natural rust dye, an artisan technique from Emilia-Romagna.
