Dear readers,
Just a quick note to let you know that we’ve launched yet another way to enjoy Memorie di Angelina. We now have a Flipboard Magazine!
For those of you who are not familiar with Flipboard, it’s a visually stunning aggregator for mobile platforms like iOS and Android that allows you to add your favorite new sources, social networks and—of course—blogs. For your convenience, we’ve launched Memorie di Angelina magazine. It’s already contains about 40 of our most popular recipes and posts, and from now on, we’ll be uploading all of our new posts directly into the magazine.
To subscribe, just click on the new widget we’ve installed in the sidebar on the righthand side of any page on this site, or follow this link, and click on “Subscribe”. If you don’t have Flipboard installed, there’s a button there to get the app. That’s all there is to it!
So if you’re a Flipboard user—and, if you’re not, we’d urge you to become one—here’s another great way to keep up with the latest in Italian cooking, made easy by yours truly.
Happy Cooking!
Frank
4 Comments on “New! Memorie di Angelina’s Flipboard Magazine”
Well congratulations on getting Flipboard set up. I am not a user but you’re making me think I should move out of my Luddite ways into the 21st century.
You should definitely try it, Linda. It’s turning out for me to be a great way to reach out to new readers.
Thank you for the wonderful Flipboard edition of Memorie di Angelina! Your site continues to delight me because it the recipes bring back the memories of my mom, Anna, who has been gone 21 years this June.
Today I looked at your recipe for Potato Croquets which my mom made when we had left over mashed potatoes. As she made them, she would always tell me that they were her father’s favorite dish (William Guilermo Primavera). He had died when I was only 6 months old, so I only knew him from her cherished stories told at dinner time. My Grandpa was a merchant of fruits and vegetables. He had a vegetable market somewhere on First Avenue in Manhattan. He also used to play the mandolin and lead the wedding marches at wedding receptions. Since he loved to sing, my mom said often times visiting singers would come to their home in the evenings to sing and eat! My paternal Grandpa, Dominic Ianniello, had a bread bakery in Harlem. The Bari and Naples regions are where my parents’ families came from. Thanks again for your truly wonderful site that keeps bringing me back to treasured times!
Thanks so much for the kinds words, Joann! It sounds like we have similar ancestry—my family is also from Campania and Puglia so I guess it’s no wonder there’s so many familiar dishes here. I’m so glad I could bring back such wonderful memories.