How we revived a 2000 year old recipe for Ancient Roman Absinthe Vermouth.
Read MoreWhen I learned how easy it was to make fresh, homemade tortellini I had to make a quick video about it. For this recipe I am filling my Italian dumplings with a sausage ragu made from cinghiale, or boar meat. You can use anything you like to fill yours, so dont be afraid.
Read MoreHow did we get our little food show nominated for two Taste Awards? Well…
Read MoreThe Ooni Pizza Oven might be the best out there, and in this honest review I can easily tell you how much I adore this powerful pizza making machine, that can pump out real Neapolitan pizza in only 60 seconds. What’s more is you can do roasts, veg, all sorts of things in the Ooni, it is so easy, simple and fast you’ll love it too.
Read MoreHow to make ancient Roman Vermouth from a 2000 year old recipe by Apicius in De Re Coquinaria (without going blind). Sourcing the botanicals (like Wormwood) from specialty shops in NYC and putting it all together in our kitchen to help raise money for the Food Bank of NYC. Cheers!
Read MoreHow to find and buy rare Italy In Bocca cardboard cookbooks. Finding Il Vespro first editions, perfect quality sets, how much they cost, tips and tricks on completing your collection.
Read MoreHow to put holograms on your chocolate candy that you can eat. Cooking Science.
Read MoreWeek One recap of the Italy In Bocca documentary launch. How we did on YouTube, marketing strategy, celebrity attention, and general failures and tips.
Read MoreWhat Roberto Serrini listens to when he edits film. His “Secret” Spotify playlist named DRIVEN.
Read MoreCasual interview with filmmaker/travel writer Roberto Serrini about how he became a documentary filmmaker, the process of creating In Bocca, and his plans for developing it into a travel series.
Read MoreAll about how independent filmmaker Roberto Serrini released his short film In Bocca online for YouTube, Aggregators, Distributors, and Social Media.
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