What’s More Italian Than Making Pasta With Grandma?
Source: New York Times
Growing up in rural Italy in the 1990s, Chiara Leone remembers spending Sundays at her grandmother’s. Big sheets of handmade pasta dried on cotton sheets in the bedroom. The aroma of ragu filled the air. Her grandmother hugged her in an apron, a flour-covered rolling pin in hand.“Handmade pasta is the symbol of a Sunday lunch with the family,” Ms. Leone said. “Now people go to restaurants.”Ms. Leone and her…
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