I love Lidia's kitchen on pbs

[XanaDUer2]

She looks younger now than 20 yrs ago. She's fear friends with Christopher Walken.

This is def an Italian-cooking show I recommend. Catch it if you can. Women restauranteurs were rare when she opened her own place

[Traildogbob]

1. Gotta say

I don’t cook much, 70 year old single widowed male,, but I do love watching all the cooking shows there.
I just can’t afford that much olive oil. Lidia is a favorite.

[XanaDUer2]

2. Sarah Moulton is on

Doing squash Italian recipes

[Jilly_in_VA]

3. I do too

I can translate a lot of her recipes to my own kitchen. Some of the fish, well, can't get them here, but other stuff, yeah. And we buy olive oil by the humongous bottle at Costco, so never run out.

[Different Drummer]

4. Don't know if this is true of all PBS stations or not...

but one of the PBS stations in the Atlanta area where I am (we have two) carries a block of cooking shows on Saturday mornings and afternoons, one of which is Lidia's. I enjoy all those shows...just haven't been watching them recently because I've been following the Olympics.

[JoseBalow]

5. I always loved it when Nonna made an appearance

[XanaDUer2]

6. When they sing

[Figarosmom]

7. She also has her own streaming

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Channel. I love her immigration shows. Usually she does this for Xmas and it seems she started doing them to counter Trump and his anti imitation bs. I was surprised to see she made her marinara sauce the same way mky dad taught Mr. Especially the trick of carmalizing the tomato paste by pushing the meat out of the center of the pan and smashing your paste into the center and just leave alone till it starts to brown. Then add sauce and water and reduce.