Yesterday I attended an Italian cooking demonstration by Arthur Schwartz. The demonstration was part of the three-day celebration of the cuisine of Campania, the region of Italy that includes Naples, Capri, and Mt. Vesuvius, among other things. I learned a ton and have lots of notes to write-up, but before I do I wanted to let you know it's still going on. It continues today and tomorrow, and more details on the Regione Campania Workshops are available here.
Posted on July 7, 2006
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