PBS host Mary Ann Esposito tells us more about modern Italian cooking and the traditions of winter pastas.

The Interview:  Mary Ann Esposito Talks Italian Cooking, Slow and Otherwise - Part II

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Alex Hitz, author of Occasions To Celebrate: Cooking and Entertaining With Style, talks with us about his book and how to be a more successful host.

Alex Hitz and Occasions To Celebrate

Mary Ann Esposito, host of PBS’s Ciao Italia and author of 14 cookbooks about the Italian kitchen, talks with us about her latest book, Ciao Italia: Plant, Harvest, Cook!, what it means to plant and harvest a backyard vegetable garden and how to bring its bounty into our kitchens. 

Plant, Harvest, Cook! with Mary Ann Esposito

James Beard Award-winning cookbook author and blogger Meike Peters talks about her approach to daily cooking and her second cookbook, 365: A Year of Everyday Cooking and Baking.

Meike Peters and Everyday Cooking

Steven Jenkins, founder and partner of Olive Oil Jones, talks about olive oil – how to choose a great one, what all that terminology on the label means, what it should cost, and why early harvest matters.

The Interview:  Steven Jenkins Talks Olive Oil

Mary Ann Esposito has hosted Ciao Italia, PBS’s longest running cooking show for thirty years and is the author of Ciao Italia: My Lifelong Food Adventures in Italy, her thirteenth cookbook. In this conversation, she talks about what makes Italian food defiantly regional, she debunks the image of Italy as having a red sauce culture, and she shows us how simple and fresh Italian ingredients are the key to its irresistible flavors.

The Interview: Mary Ann Esposito Talks Italian Cooking, Slow and Otherwise - Part II

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