Sunday, April 13, 2014

HOW To MAKE SOPPRESSATA





Sweet Soppressata



LEARN HOW To MAKE SOPPRESSATA
Video




READ ABOUT SOPPRESSATA GABAGOOL
SUNDAY SAUCE
And More ...
In Daniel Bellino-Zwicke 's

SUNDAY SAUCE
When Italian-Americans Cook

Available on AMAZON.com
Click Link Below





WATCH AUTHOR 
DANIEL BELLINO ZWICKE 
And COUSIN TONY (BELLINO)
MAKE SUNDAY SAUCE Together
In LODI, NEW JERSEY
SUNDAY SAUCE alla BELLINO
alla CLEMENZA



MAKIN da GRAVY
aka SUNDAY SAUCE




THE FEAST of THE 7 FISH







THE BELLINO FAMILY
1939
PHILIP, LUCIA, TONY, JOSEPHINA

NOT PICTURE, BROTHER FRANK
BROTHER JIMMY
and
SISTER LILLY

PHILLIPO & JOSEPHINA
BORN 
In
LERCARA FRIDDI, SICILY
and
IMMIGRATED To AMERICA
Through ELLIS ISLAND 1904
Where Philipo Opened a SHOEMAKER SHOP
On MAIN STREET in LODI, NEW JERSEY
An ITALIAN COMMUNITY in JERSEY



FRANK SINATRA

The SINATRA FAMILY Was ALSO
From LERCARA FRIDDI, ITALY
Where Frank Sinatra's Grandfather
Was Also A SHOEMAKER in The TOWN








Salvatore Luciana

aka

CHARLES "LUCKY" LUCIANO

ALSO BORN 
In 
LERCARA FRIDDI, SICILY
ITALY















Thursday, April 10, 2014

Greenwich Village New York Italian





PATSY'S
"FRANK SINATRA 'S FAVORITE"
West 56th Street
NEW YORK, NY





Frank Sinatra & Ava Gardner

"MANGIA BENE"





RAO'S
East Harlem, New York

New York's Toughest Table

Cause "Frankie No" Says "NO" !!!!






JOHN'S PIZZERIA
Bleecker Street
Greenwich Village
NEW YORK







FAICCO'S
Manhattan's Best Pork Store
Bleecker Street, Greenwich Village




GABAGOOL !!!!


PIZZA

NEW YORK & AMERICA'S
BEST PIZZA
DiFar Pizza
Avenue J , Brooklyn, NY




The MAESTRO of PIZZA
Mr. Dom DeMarco




BAR PITTI
The # 1 Best Italian Trattoria
in NEW YORK
Greenwich Village
and
"CELEBRITY CENTRAL"





CARBONE
Formely Rocco's Restorante
For More Than 70 Years
In Greewnich Village
Now New York's Hottest New Restaurant





NEW YORK'S BEST SUNDAY SAUCE
"GRAVY"
Recipes & Stories In SUNDAY SAUCE
by Daniel Bellino-Zwicke



Ingredients
For
SUNDAY SAUCE alla BELLINO



THE BELLINO FAMILY
1939
Philipo, Lucia, Tony, Josephina
Philipo & Josephina Bellino Were Both Born
In "Lecarra Freddi" SICILY
The Same Town as The SINATRA FAMILY
and CHARLES "LUCKY" LUCCIANO




BAR PITTI
NEW YORK'S # 1 BEST TRATTORIA
and
"CELEBRITY CENTRAL"

Greenwich Village, New York




A MEATBALL PARM SANDWICH

Read About Meatball Parm Mondays
in
Daniel Bellino-Zwicke 's
SUNDAY SAUCE
"When Italian-Americans Cook"


 GINO'S

In Memeory of GINO'S
One of NY'S GREATEST
ITALIAN RESTAURANTS
EVER !!!!




CLEMENZA (Richard Castellano)
SHOWS MICHAEL (Al Pacino)
HOW To MAKE
SUNDAY SAUCE alla CLEMENZA








VESUVIO
Prince Street
Soho, New York

photo Daniel Bellino-Zwicke


NEWPORT STEAKS

Chianti, Barolo, Brunello
and
Newport Steaks
in
Greewnich Village
New York



La TAVOLA
Is
NEW YORK ITALIAN




CAFFE DANTE

NEW YORK'S BEST ESPRESSO

Greenwich Village New York


photo Daniel Bellino-Zwicke




Ingredients
The NEGRONI
Cocktail

at
Daniel Bellino's House



photo Daniel Bellino-Zwicke




FLORENCE ITALIAN MEAT MARKET

Creators of The NEWPORT STEAK

GREENWICH VILLAGE, NEW YORK





Newport Steaks
From Florence Prime Meat Market
Greenwich Village





SPAGHETTI & MEATBALLS

Recipe In SUNDAY SAUCE





CAFFE REGGIO

GREENWICH VILLAGE
NEW YORK


photo Daniel Bellino-Zwicke





NEW YORK ITALIAN
GREENWICH VILLAGE RESIDENT
MARIO BATALI


For The WORLD'S BEST ITALIAN
SUNDAY SAUCE GRAVY
Click Above !!!


For SUNDAY SAUCE
"GRAVY"




Italian Cookbook Author
Greenwich Village Native
Daniel Bellino-Zwicke
Making SAUCE 
In Greenwich Village



Sirio Maccioni
Founder of Le Cirrque
and
Creator of "PASTA PRIMAVERA"
Recipe in SUNDAY SAUCE






SINATRA

"JUST BECAUSE"




MULBERRY STREET
LITTLE ITALY
New York

























Tuesday, April 8, 2014

Daniel Bellino-Zwicke Created The Term "Meatball Parm Mondays"



The Italian-American Ritual of MEATBALL PARM MONDAYS

The Italian-American Ritual of MEATBALL PARM MONDAYS


MEATBALL PARM MONDAYS  

  ....  Excerpted from SUNDAY SAUCE  by Daniel Bellino-Zwicke    

The Meatball Parm Sandwich, as stated earlier, the Meatball Parm is one of thee Italian-American males most treasured things in life.  Things he needs to live a happy, normal, satisfying life, and an actual necessity for true Happiness. It’s right up there with Mom, Grandma, Sausages and Sunday Sauce. We ask not for much!     No you do not have to be a Man or a Boy to eat one. Ladies and Girls eat them as well.  It’s just that the male of the species happens to Eat 5 Times the amount that Italian-American Women do. Not only that, but the male of the species holds Meatballs and Meatball Parms in much Greater Reverence, than do the females. They “Exalt” it, as the Meatball Parm, it deserves such adulation.  The men and boys adore it and get quite excited at the prospect and act of eating one, the “Meatball Parm.” And ladies who make them, know how much it is loved, cherished even.     Yes Italian-American ladies and girls like this thing called the Meatball Parm too, but they  don’t get quite as excited about this sandwich as the males do.  Meatball Parms are held  quite dear  to Italian  men. Yes, it’s a guy thing, and more specifically, an Italian Guy thing. Yes, Italian-American males have given the Meatball Parm Iconic Status within our lives and realm of food. Why? We’re Italian, that’s all.      The Great Ritual of the Meatball Parm Monday and it ties to the Sunday Sauce. You make the Meatballs for the Sauce, The “Gravy.” On Saturday you will buy all the meat, the Sausages and the rest of the ingredients for your Sunday Sauce (Gravy) to be made on Sunday.  However, on Saturday you are already thinking about  those Meatball Parms for Monday’s lunch.    Yes Meatball Parms on Monday, following the previous days Sunday Sauce. You see, you have to think ahead.  Every good Italian knows that when you go through all the effort and time it will take to make a  pot  of  Sunday Sauce,  that you don’t just make it  for  Sunday’s consumption alone. No, that would be a waste of time to make just enough to eat on Sunday. It takes  time, effort,  energy,  and work to make  a  Sunday Sauce,  which  of course  is well worth it. You do not mind the work involved at all, for in the end, the “Rewards are Great.”A Sunday Sauce will yield, the beloved Sausages,  Gravy,  Braciole, succulent Ribs,  and Meatballs for Monday’s Meatball Parms.     It does not really take much more time to make a larger quantity in order to have leftovers for the next day or two, and this is just what one wants to do, is to keep  the sauce going,  and going  for  another day, even two.  And in those leftovers are the much Prized at Monday’s Lunch for, of course “Meatball Parms.”  Yes, the men love and need Meatball Parms on Monday,  for the Ritual  of the Meatball Parms of Monday  is  “Time-Honored” and enjoyed by many. As the saying goes, “The Simple Pleasure of Life,” here it is quite apropos.     So, you see, on Saturday when one goes to buy the ingredients to make the Gravy, they automatically  know to make sure they get  enough  ground meat to make plenty of  Meatballs that will last the  Sunday  Supper  as well  as yielding numerous left-overs for Monday’s Meatball Parms for Monday. The men, methodically make sure that there are enough leftover Meatballs for Monday’s lunch. When all are finished eating the great “Sauce” on Sunday, they set some Meatballs aside for the next days Meatball  Sandwiches. These sandwiches will make a dreaded Monday so much better. Think about?     And if there are leftover Sausages? On Tuesday one can make Spaghetti with Sauce and Sausages, or even a Sausage Sandwich.  Think ahead boys and girls, and Mangia Bene!”


  Excerpted from SUNDAY SAUCE    by Daniel Bellino-Zwicke  





Meatball Parm Mondays

SECRET ITALIAN RECIPES




Segreto Italiano

SEGRETO ITALIANO

SECRET ITALIAN RECIPES


.

Meatball Parm Mondays





A Meatball Parm Sandwich



MEATBALL PARM MONDAYS ... Excerpted From SUNDAY SAUCE
by Daniel Bellino-Zwicke

The Meatball Parm Sandwich, as stated earlier, the Meatball Parm is one of thee Italian-American males most treasured things in life.  Things he needs to live a happy, normal, satisfying life, and an actual necessity for true Happiness. It’s right up there with Mom, Grandma, Sausages and Sunday Sauce. We ask not for much!
    No you do not have to be a Man or a Boy to eat one. Ladies and Girls eat them as well.  It’s just that the male of the species happens to Eat 5 Times the amount that Italian-American Women do. Not only that, but the male of the species holds Meatballs and Meatball Parms in much Greater Reverence, than do the females. They “Exalt” it, as the Meatball Parm, it deserves such adulation.  The men and boys adore it and get quite excited at the prospect and act of eating one, the “Meatball Parm.” And ladies who make them, know how much it is loved, cherished even.
    Yes Italian-American ladies and girls like this thing called the Meatball Parm too, but they  don’t get quite as excited about this sandwich as the males do.  Meatball Parms are held  quite dear  to Italian  men. Yes, it’s a guy thing, and more specifically, an Italian Guy thing. Yes, Italian-American males have given the Meatball Parm Iconic Status within our lives and realm of food. Why? We’re Italian, that’s all.
     The Great Ritual of the Meatball Parm Monday and it ties to the Sunday Sauce. You make the Meatballs for
the Sauce, The “Gravy.” On Saturday you will buy all the meat, the Sausages and the rest of the ingredients for your Sunday Sauce (Gravy) to be made on Sunday.  However, on Saturday you are already thinking about  those Meatball Parms for Monday’s lunch.
   Yes Meatball Parms on Monday, following the previous days Sunday Sauce. You see, you have to think ahead.  Every good Italian knows that when you go through all the effort and time it will take to make a  pot  of  Sunday Sauce,  that you don’t just make it  for  Sunday’s consumption alone. No, that would be a waste of time to make just enough to eat on Sunday. It takes  time, effort,  energy,  and work to make  a  Sunday Sauce,  which  of course  is well worth it. You do not mind the work involved at all, for in the end, the “Rewards are Great.” A Sunday Sauce will yield, the beloved Sausages, Gravy,  Braciole, succulent Ribs,  and Meatballs for Monday’s Meatball Parms.
    It does not really take much more time to make a larger quantity in order to have leftovers for the next day or two, and this is just what one wants to do, is to keep  the sauce going,  and going  for  another day, even two.  And in those leftovers are the much Prized at Monday’s Lunch for, of course “Meatball Parms.”  Yes, the men love and need Meatball Parms on Monday,  for the Ritual  of the Meatball Parms of Monday  is  “Time-Honored” and enjoyed by many. As the saying goes, “The Simple Pleasure of Life,” here it is quite apropos.
    So, you see, on Saturday when one goes to buy the ingredients to make the Gravy, they automatically  know to make sure they get  enough  ground meat to make plenty of  Meatballs that will last the  Sunday  Supper  as well  as yielding numerous left-overs for Monday’s Meatball Parms for Monday. The men, methodically make sure that there are enough leftover Meatballs for Monday’s lunch. When all are finished eating the great “Sauce” on Sunday, they set some Meatballs aside for the next days Meatball  Sandwiches. These sandwiches will make a dreaded Monday so much better, for sure.
    And if there are leftover Sausages? On Tuesday one can make Spaghetti with Sauce and Sausages, or even a Sausage Sandwich.  Think ahead boys and girls, and Mangia Bene!”



Meatball Parm Mondays Is The Most Extensive Piece Ever Wtitten on the Subject. The Subject of MEATBALL PARM SANDWICHES and The ITALIAN-AMEIRCAN MALES RITUAL of Eating Meatball Parm Sandwiches on Mondays ... The Meatballs in The Sandwich are procured from the previous days ITALIAN SUNDAY SAUCE MEAT GRAVY ... And as Daniel so wonderfully points out, it is all part of a grand plan covering two great Italian-American Traditions, The Eating and Making of SUNDAY SAUCE, aka "GRAVY" and Mondays Ritual Eating of The MEATBALL PARM .. It's written as only Daniel can do, and if you're into Italian, and more specifcally Italain-American, the food, the peoples, the lifestyle, you will love the piece excerpted from Daniel's fine book SUNDAY SAUCE - When Italian-Americans Cook. It's a Tour de Force of Italian-American Food, Kitchen, and Table, and the wonderful traditons and rituals the abound in the culture.

























SINATRA





FRANK




Caricature
of
Francis Albert Sinatra


FRANK