Sentences with phrase «italian side of the family»

I spent last weekend with my family in Pennsylvania, my fabulous Italian side of the family, and it was a weekend full of food.

Yeah, most of it came from a box, but there were special times like Christmas Eve, where the Italian side of the family would go all out.

I've made this bread a couple of times too, my husband's Italian side of the family makes it, so I started making it too after we got married!

Not exact matches

Kayle, some of the nicest families I have know had the Italian - on - the - father's - side,Irish - on - the - mother's - side and believe me, the other way around may have food but not always so much fun, (trust me on this one: Umbrian on Mom's side, American Irish on my father's.]

In celebration of Father's Day, Jennifer shares one of her favorite family dishes — a very simple rustic Italian side dish that is perfect for summer weather.

Serve this as a main course with a side salad and some light Italian dressing and you have a family - pleasing, company - ready meal that comes together with only around 10 minutes of prep time.

My Italian brother - in - law (our newest family member) brings a side of pasta and gravy to the meal.

The North Side neighborhood that once housed mostly German and Italian immigrants is now home to a new group of immigrants where 20 percent of families speak a language other than English at home, according to U.S. Census data.

I get asked if I'm Italian a lot because of my darker features, but I actually have Greek ancestry on my mom's side of the family.

With a large Italian family on one side and the most fashionable grandma on the other there's no shortage of family events and reasons to dress up for the holidays!

The 1100 D was a successful Italian Standard in the early sixties and along with its own Estate or Family car version and a Deluxe model that offered a higher performance of 50 PS (37 kW), extra side moldings, front bench seat with two reclining backs and carpet floor mats.

Other books to add to your Italian reading list include «Beautiful Ruins» by Jess Walter, set on the Ligurian coast, Delia Ephron's «Siracusa,» which follows two families on their journey through southern Italy, or Cornelia Funke's young adult novel, «The Thief Lord,» which offers a view of the darker side of Venice.

Erected from Roman times as a control structure to defend the important lines of communication which connected Northern Italy to the countries on the other side of the Alps, the Castle has undergone various enlargements over the centuries: it was the residence of a noble Italian family, who surrounded it entirely with imposing Guelph - style decorative battlements and built a central tower.