A ROMANTIC GRECO-ROMAN CULINARY JOURNEY
on Italy's Amalfi Coast
A ROMANTIC GRECO-ROMAN CULINARY JOURNEY
on Italy's Amalfi Coast
CelebrateGreece.com, creators of the #1 New York Times' About.com Culinary-Travel DVD,
A Greek Islands Destination Cooking Class (DVD), announces its newest addition to its Greek culinary-travel exploration DVDs,
A Romantic Greco-Roman Culinary-Journey: Italy's Amalfi Coast.
Join award-winning host Cynthia Daddona, an American Greco-Roman beauty and host of RomancingTheTable.com® on video journey to the romantic sites and tastes of Southern Italy. Cynthia is joined by her American-Greek fiance and together, known as
The Goddess and the G®eek™, they explore the romantic Greek and Italian wonders of Southern Italy. During their travels they attend a delicious cooking class with a famed cook and Italian "Mamma" at her private Italian villa with spectacular views overlooking the Amalfi Coast. During her career, she has cooked for celebrities such as Humphrey Bogart, Jacqueline Kennedy-Onassis (Jackie-O), Fred Astaire, Frank Sinatra, Pierce Brosnan and many of her epi-curious students, like you!
Long ago the Ancient Greeks recognized their standard of cooking as an important art form thus inspiring Archestratos, in 330 BC, to write the first cookbook. The area of ancient Greece now known as Southern Italy and Sicily has often been referred to as Magna Graecia (Greater Greece). This is because many cities of Southern Italy and Sicily were founded by ancient Greek colonists beginning in the 7th century BC. Greek gastronomy would grow to influence many of the Mediterranean cultures, including the Romans who hired Greek cooks for their kitchens and Greek cultural tutors for their children. As a result, Southern Italy's cooking and culture was greatly influenced by the Greeks
Another way the Greeks later influenced gastronomy is with today's famous, white chef hats. The talented cooks in the kitchens of the monasteries of medieval Greece created their own white version of the tall, black hats worn by the monks.
Kali Orexi & Mangia!
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