Eva here, yes I’m older than him, I’m not his mother which is much more beautiful than me, I thought your comment could be a little bit more less obvious and boring...
@Akuma Demon, "Much" older? You probably would think my husband is my dad then because his beard is grey! My niece's dad is way older than my sister, and people consistently think SHE is older. Her current husband is younger and I think he looks 30 years older. Assuming things isn't always correct, sometimes, but often not.
to be fair I've seen even pastry chefs who have made pumpkin pie from scratch with a whole pumpkin swear by libby's canned pumpkin puree as making a better pumpkin pie
@@Wuffskers To be fair it's hard to make good smooth pumpkin puree yourself. It takes hours of slow cooking in the oven first and then grinding it and then the fun of trying to get rid of the little stringy fibers that always seem to make it through.
Can confirm this. I even grow my own sugar pumpkins and I use canned when I make pumpkin pie. It's too much of a hassle getting the puree cooked down enough so that it isn't watery when you bake it.
I must say, you're both very charming, but the reason I really like your channel is watching Harper laugh with an expression of "she did it again" every time he likes something Eva cooks. As an Italian, it feels like I am sharing a bit of Eva's accomplishment. Food is the one thing that makes us all proud of Italy. Very well done! Eva: complimenti per la sfida del panettone! Saper cucinare bene è una cosa, ma la pasticceria è tutto un altro livello!
While Italian cooking is up there with the great cuisines of the world, if not the greatest, Italians have contributed much much more to western culture and the world at large. Just to name a few: A republic government, advanced water delivery systems, the Renaissance along with some of the greatest artists, scientists, thinkers, and explorers of all time (Marco Polo, Columbus, Vespucci, Galileo, Davinci, Bernini, Michelangelo, Machiavelli), major contributions to nuclear science, and yes, smart enough to steal the radio from Tesla and the world cup from the French in 2006.
A lot of Italian Americans do both on Xmas and Thanksgiving! We had raviolis and sauce at early afternoon Thanksgiving, and Turkey at 5 pm. Xmas we had Lasagna at early afternoon and Ham at 5pm. Of course each holiday had it's share of american and Italian desserts!
Harper you are awesome. Open and respectful. Eva congratulations. You pass without a doubt and if Harper is happy it must be good. Better luck for dessert. Happy Thanksgiving from Italy
Indeed; we should be practicing gratitude for the people who love us through food. I’m still waiting for someone who wants to cook for me. Lol. I’m doing the cooking with my daughter’s help this year since she’s home from college... it’s been a blessing having her home and she's interested to learn how to make all the family recipes.
Eva you are amazing! I miss my Italian family and friends in Italy- so now I can watch a friend and feel comforted! Thank you Harper for sharing Eva with all of us!
This is only one of about three cooking channels I watch that I’ve ended up making every recipe. I save every video! I feel like Eva it’s betraying Italian secrets by sharing these gems. Thank you
No, she is doing a public service by teaching the authentic way to cook Italian dishes! Eva and Vincenzo’s Plate are the only 2 people on youtube that do this. :-)
I'm spending my first Thanksgiving in Italia for 2020. I'm actually cooking a Turkey because my supermarket here knew I could not go home. And it is Zuppa di Gallurese here in Sardinia.
Harper. I have the exact same situation as you. I am an American with an Italian woman. We are here in Italy and you are there in the states. I can relate to everything you both are saying. The videos are great and keep up the good work. We are lucky to have these Italian gems.
That’s it..... I’m moving to Maine. I also take this opportunity to officially apply to be head of your leftover management team. My duties will include making sure that leftovers don’t take up too much space in your refrigerator. I’ll also help with the dishes. No salary required. I can start today. 🙏❤️
I’m Italian 49 years old and my family Thanksgiving, Christmas all holidays looked so different then my friends. Well my family did things very different but it was normal for me . Ps I love garlic 🧄 lol 😂
I would cook Eva’s Thanksgiving meal every year. ESPECIALLY the Pumpkin, Orange, and Ricotta Crostada! I am not a fan of pumpkin pie spice or with the texture of the filling, but Eva’s crostada makes me drool. Every dish is better than its American counterpart. The one thing I miss is the crispy turkey skin, and I’m pretty sure that Eva can do something wonderful with the skin, too!
Italian-America households often have their own "traditional" Thanksgiving foods. Multiple meats/fish dishes. Delicious antipasto dishes, fancy desserts that the Mamas think are simple, etc.
Io sono del partito del panettone classico! Qualche volta tradisco il mio “credo” con una bella fettina di pandoro, ricoperta di Nutella e inzuppata nel latte! 😂😂😂😂
The standard Thanksgiving dinner consists of... Roasted Turkey, sometimes with Honey-glazed Ham as well. Pumpkin Pie or Sweet Potato Pie, it's a northern verses southern thing which is served. Mashed potatoes with gravy. Cranberry sauce. Bread Stuffing, always with celery, sometimes with carrots as well. Your favorite wine. If you want to try it some time.
One of my very favorite things is seeing twists on "classic" dishes. One of the real tests of cooking skill is being able to know and adapt a recipe. Eva's fluency with flavors is really inspiring here; I'm going to have to try these variations myself and hope I can do them half as well!
Using the canned pumpkin was a good choice. Canned pumpkin pie filling isn’t made with the same kind of squash/gourde that we use for decorating. It’s closer to a type of butternut squash. Also, Sweet Potato pie > pumpkin pie, and pecan pie >>> all other Thanksgiving pies, you can’t change my mind
I LOVE "non-traditional" Thanksgiving recipes. These all look so delicious. I already planned our meal but will try these all, sometime this winter. Happy Thanksgiving!
I don't know how I found you but so happy I did. New subscriber. I'm just hypnotized by Eva's cooking. You and your wife are a dynamic dual. I am Mexican and it drives me crazy when I see an "authentic" recipe that is no where near how we actually cook it. Thanks again for your sharing your cooking.
It all looks delis! My Italian grandmother made her version of dressing with stale french bread & white bread, roasted chestnuts, broth, onions and celery. It was very good. We had two dressings and my mom made the cornbread dressing.
This looks delicious! Eva you are a genious. A pumpkin pie recipe, that I love, combines ricotta cheese, orange zest, grated ginger, a bit of marmelade, powdered sugar, blended together and baked in a almond crust.... A bit Italian and a bit traditional North American. I am sure Eva you could create a masterpiece.
I want to try the “stuffing”! Sardegna is such a magic land! It is amazing and full of marvelous surprises! It is actually where my heart is! Thank you!
Dude, Thanksgiving is Thanksgiving if you spend it with the ones you love...And this is evident. With this said, your Mrs. looks classically trained. If she prepared this meal without being classically trained...this is impressive. Well done...
It sounds interesting and challenging, but don't forget Americans have already done it in numerous restaurants and it has resulted....meh I'm joking ;-)
@@mygetawayart Idk, really. Every holiday is an excuse for food in Italy!!! Remember, it’s still a very Catholic country so the Saints are rolled out pretty regularly & the eating begins! I’m just having fun, though. Not looking for an argument! Best wishes.
Eva, Harper, thank you for being a positive force in this world. Even though times are hard, or unsure at this time, you both are just an amazing encouragement. Thank you for the happiness and fun you both create!
So, you serve venison, rabbit and goose for Thanksgiving? Turkeys are from Mexico. Potatoes are from Peru. Carrots are from Europe. Where are the beans and squash? Have a blessed holiday Father Waters.
People need to learn that boiled and steamed vegetables are also the way to have it, not that fancy crap with roasting them in the oven; root vegetables mashed; and turkey made without all this brining stuff.
@@haroldhenderson2824 Turkeys are far more American than Mexican. Wild turkeys still thrive in the eastern third of the country. Their range in Mexico is much smaller. Turkeys are as American as corn, pumpkin, beans and tobacco. The Pilgrims may not have eaten turkey at the first Thanksgiving meal but they should have because New England's forests were chock full of them at the time and they are today as well.
I am a nurse in California and I mean this in the nicest possible way, but dude, your gem of a wife spoils you with her amazing food and presence every day, what are you doing for her???🤔🤣🤣🤣✌🏽🥰
Eva, I grew up in an Italian American family. My mother and her sisters, would cook for 2 days to make an Italian American Thanksgiving.I grew up thinking everyone had pasta for thanksgiving. Love the show and hope you and Harper have a wonderful holiday season.
The two choices Harper picked were the ones I was very impressed with. The” cranberry sauce “ was most interesting of all. Eva did a fantastic job with this dinner.
We have to remember not all of America is the same with Thanksgiving classics. An example is where I am from the #1 dessert is Sweet Potato Pie not Pumpkin. It’s amazing how different the North is from the South and mid West is from the West Coast. Every region is so unique.
Love this video. You two are so fun to watch. I’m Sicilian American and Ava’s recipes remind me of the simplicity of my Nana’s real Italian cooking. Keep them coming. All the best to you both.
Is it me or is every part of Thanksgiving dinner “Harper’s favorite?” 🤔 I think that as an international couple, it’s good that you come up with your own traditions. A bunch of people coming together and creating something new; that’s America! Happy Thanksgiving, guys! 🇮🇹🇺🇸
living in the West Indies was always interesting around Thanksgiving - turkey stuffed with spicy rice, different side dishes, and a family feeding frenzy! "When has this show ever been fair to Eva?" good one, Harper! I'd like to see a cartoon version of this show one time. I think someone really talented could catch Eva's facial expressions and bring them out, like when she tastes something she (really) doesn't like.
As a Brit, Eva's response to cranberries is something with which I entirely agree. I'm convinced they're a mistake. Replace them with a proper berry (redcurrants) and I might be interested..
You have to try them fresh, mixed with fresh orange everything but the seeds through the food processor, then toss in a cup of sugar or so and process with a bag of fresh cranberries, sooooooo good.
I love when Eva takes a bite and begins to giggle because she knew all along how wonderful it was going to taste! Can I drive over from NH to eat Thanksgiving with you??? 😂😂😂 Happy Thanksgiving to you both
Omg, I had to watch 3-4 of your videos in utter astonishment, just jaw dropping….like is this real? Are you guys for real? Absolutely adorable, wonderful, passionate….beautiful together, and the food is outstanding. I don’t watch videos, even cooking videos, except for getting a recipe. Too busy or they are boring to my taste. But the 2 of you together, your personalities, and the awesome food is just stunning for me. I love watching them, and when I am able will be trying the recipes. Thank you, thank you.
Harper, you now have to make Eva a real, traditional, New England Thanksgiving dinner. We're talking jellied Ocean Spray cranberry sauce from the can, Stove Top stuffing, roasted Turkey (I'm trying spatchcocking it this year), whipped sweet potato, real pumpkin pie, and old fashioned gravy. Everything looked delicious, so don't get me wrong, but Eva can try some of our traditions too.
@@hunterbrooke6409 Then light me up. I spatchcocked and cooked the turkey, roasted Brussels sprouts with balsamic and maple syrup, green bean casserole, whipped sweet potatoes...hell, I'm only one person. And you can't stuff a spatchcocked turkey....
You have out done yourself as always, great job Eva. We love you both and it's so cute when you look deep in each other eyes during all of the videos. ❤️❤️💕💕
I've never dared to try doing that... I love sour/acidic things but I suspected it would likely be too much for me. The impressive thing is that she knew exactly how to turn it into something amazing.
In my Southern American Italian Family from Naples and Sicily we had the traditional meal at 5 and pasta either Ravoli or Lasanga at 1 pm. You will learn, would love your take on brussel sprouts with pancetta quartered and fried!
My central Italian American family solved it by simply adding a ravioli course, and anti pasti of course, to a standard American Thanksgiving dinner. Start at 1, keep eating till 5!
Beautiful, evocative food photography. Wonderful choice of music all the way through. Always great to see you two in action having a good time. Makes me feel happier.
Oh my goodness everything looks so delicious. Eva you are such a great cook and Harper you are a very man to land a gem such as Eva. I was binge watching your videos and I'm proud to say I watched every single one. God Bless both of you and you have a wonderful Christmas and you already had a wonderful Thanksgiving.Looking forward to the next video. Love and Light and much Love.... Nada.... xo
I love when Harper tries something (like the breadcrumbs) and Eva starts celebrating from the look on his face KNOWING its the best thing he has ever tried!!!!
Hello Eva and Harper I have just discovered your channel and boy am I glad I did. You are both such lovely people. Eva is so sweet and wonderful for trying all these challenges. Harper I love how you love all her cooking, This video is absolutely wonderful. I was so excited watching this. It was so much fun to see your (Harper"s) reaction to the food. I am not Italian but Eva makes me want to try something new this coming Thanksgiving. Eva, you are such a good sport and teacher of authentic Italian food. Thank you both for all your hard work.
Really looking forward to your Panettone series! I'm from Ukraine and there we bake something very similar to panettone for Easter so I'm very curious what de differences are. Certainly gonna make panettone this Christmas. Happy Thanksgiving!
Oh my gosh I can’t wait to try some of these. I am not a huge fan of most traditional North American thanksgiving cooking. lol. These look much yummier. I do the whole Turkey but I also use a LOT of seasonings and cover with bacon. I can’t wait to try Eva’s version of stuffing. I don’t normally like stuffing but that looked amazing. And that dessert, stuffed Turkey breast etc. Has my mouth watering
Out of all the ethnic foods in the U. S. A. I would have to pick ITALIAN as my favorite......It's the PIZZA, the PASTA, the TOMATO SAUCE, the CHEESES, the COLD CUTS, the BREADS, the PASTERIES, etc, etc, etc...I do love other kinds of food but ITALIAN is by far my number UNO.......
I love how she always looks at him with so much love. May they always have this passion for each other
Eva here, yes I’m older than him, I’m not his mother which is much more beautiful than me, I thought your comment could be a little bit more less obvious and boring...
@@PastaGrammar
That's...that's pretty awesome TBH.
@Akuma Demon, "Much" older? You probably would think my husband is my dad then because his beard is grey! My niece's dad is way older than my sister, and people consistently think SHE is older. Her current husband is younger and I think he looks 30 years older. Assuming things isn't always correct, sometimes, but often not.
I was going to comment the same
@@PastaGrammar there must be a comment deleted or edited by the time I got here something isn’t matching up.
Eva, you are one of the best Ambassadors to Italy around the world! Even teaching the US how to improve their thanksgiving lunch!
Thank you!!!
Dinner*
@@greenmachine5600 Correct, sorry.
Ambassador FOR Italy*
Take this woman to a Cracker Barrel on a Thursday so she can see and taste the authentic American Thanksgiving meal 😋.
I laughed with delight when she, an Italian woman, said "when in Rome" about using canned pumpkin in America.
to be fair I've seen even pastry chefs who have made pumpkin pie from scratch with a whole pumpkin swear by libby's canned pumpkin puree as making a better pumpkin pie
@@Wuffskers To be fair it's hard to make good smooth pumpkin puree yourself. It takes hours of slow cooking in the oven first and then grinding it and then the fun of trying to get rid of the little stringy fibers that always seem to make it through.
To be fair, not a lot of people understand the irony of her saying, "when in Rome," apparently. lol.
@@12abirato that's what I thought reading the replies lmao
Can confirm this. I even grow my own sugar pumpkins and I use canned when I make pumpkin pie. It's too much of a hassle getting the puree cooked down enough so that it isn't watery when you bake it.
She's going to blow your mind on Christmas. Italians make incredible food on Christmas.
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Yes with xmas dishes from the south like baccalà, capitone, minestra di scarole, abbacchio al forno, torcinelli, zeppole,.... mmmmmmhhh!
Not my mother in law. Every year it was oil soaked cut up turkey. She had never had a real roasted turkey until I made it for her.
Eva, you are absolutely incredible. Harper, don't ever let go of this woman.
Don't give him hints. Because if he does, I want her. She's fantastic. But to be fair, he's had me rolling with his comments too. They are perfect.
I love the way they look at each other. They're so in love
I must say, you're both very charming, but the reason I really like your channel is watching Harper laugh with an expression of "she did it again" every time he likes something Eva cooks. As an Italian, it feels like I am sharing a bit of Eva's accomplishment. Food is the one thing that makes us all proud of Italy. Very well done!
Eva: complimenti per la sfida del panettone! Saper cucinare bene è una cosa, ma la pasticceria è tutto un altro livello!
Grazie e lo so, sto prendendo un bel rischio!!! 😂😂😂
While Italian cooking is up there with the great cuisines of the world, if not the greatest, Italians have contributed much much more to western culture and the world at large. Just to name a few: A republic government, advanced water delivery systems, the Renaissance along with some of the greatest artists, scientists, thinkers, and explorers of all time (Marco Polo, Columbus, Vespucci, Galileo, Davinci, Bernini, Michelangelo, Machiavelli), major contributions to nuclear science, and yes, smart enough to steal the radio from Tesla and the world cup from the French in 2006.
The last one is the most important!!! 😍😍😍😍
@@acangial1 and smart enough to not try very hard during wwii
A lot of Italian Americans do both on Xmas and Thanksgiving! We had raviolis and sauce at early afternoon Thanksgiving, and Turkey at 5 pm. Xmas we had Lasagna at early afternoon and Ham at 5pm. Of course each holiday had it's share of american and Italian desserts!
Harper you must be one of the most happiest men on earth for having such a wonderful wife like Eva. She's truly an amazing cook.
I love how realistic and empathetic Harper was with the 2020 situation
Harper you are awesome. Open and respectful. Eva congratulations. You pass without a doubt and if Harper is happy it must be good. Better luck for dessert. Happy Thanksgiving from Italy
Grazie!!!!
@@lidianastasi9884 He's a butthead, no one in the US makes their own cranberry sauce.
@@denkeylee Yes we do!!!!
@@jeffreyvanderklip6769 So you step on them barefoot like grapes?
I'm 1000% impressed with the way she put the Italian spin on the dinner.
I am thankful ANYTIME delicious food is on my plate. I would let her fill the table with anything she wanted on Thanksgiving.
Thank you!!!!
Me too!!!
Indeed; we should be practicing gratitude for the people who love us through food. I’m still waiting for someone who wants to cook for me. Lol.
I’m doing the cooking with my daughter’s help this year since she’s home from college... it’s been a blessing having her home and she's interested to learn how to make all the family recipes.
Eva needs to open a restaurant! Wow, her cooking looks amazing! Fabulous!
I'm convinced you can't go wrong adding parmiggiano reggiano to a dish.
Parmigianno-Reggiano is like bacon the devine swine food it is always better with either one.
Unless you put on top of a pasta with clams.
But never do that on a dish of fish, otherwise an Italian will die everytime you do that.
It's great inside a chocolate bunny.
@@solinvictus1234
The Greeks have a great shrimp dish that has crumbled feta all over it. Sounds gross but it works somehow.
Eva you are amazing! I miss my Italian family and friends in Italy- so now I can watch a friend and feel comforted! Thank you Harper for sharing Eva with all of us!
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Every time Eva takes on a challenge, it is incredibly entertaining, especially when she makes something unexpected and amazing .
This is only one of about three cooking channels I watch that I’ve ended up making every recipe. I save every video! I feel like Eva it’s betraying Italian secrets by sharing these gems. Thank you
No, she is doing a public service by teaching the authentic way to cook Italian dishes! Eva and Vincenzo’s Plate are the only 2 people on youtube that do this. :-)
You said something I've been saying for years! You get the best flavor when you have the colors of the Italian flag!
I'm spending my first Thanksgiving in Italia for 2020. I'm actually cooking a Turkey because my supermarket here knew I could not go home. And it is Zuppa di Gallurese here in Sardinia.
I miss Sardinia love their food and the women
Harper. I have the exact same situation as you. I am an American with an Italian woman. We are here in Italy and you are there in the states. I can relate to everything you both are saying. The videos are great and keep up the good work. We are lucky to have these Italian gems.
Eva is an absolute treasure. When you count your blessings I hope you count her twice. God bless you both xx
💞💞❤️Eva❤️💞💞
There are no words to describe her beauty.
Eva is love...
Eva is life.
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"Harper wants to know your location."
Isn't she just remarkable? I could listen to her all frickin day.
ogni volta che Harper assaggia qualcosa gli si illuminano gli occhi... ed Eva lo guarda con un amore impressionante :D siete fantastici
That’s it..... I’m moving to Maine. I also take this opportunity to officially apply to be head of your leftover management team. My duties will include making sure that leftovers don’t take up too much space in your refrigerator. I’ll also help with the dishes. No salary required. I can start today. 🙏❤️
get in line :-)
She IS a Master Chef…..never doubt her
It takes just an Italian Woman to revolutionize the cuisine in the USA.
Thank you!!!
no worries Americans destroyed multiple Italian dishes... :D
Italians do it better! ;)
I very much agree.
I’m Italian 49 years old and my family Thanksgiving, Christmas all holidays looked so different then my friends. Well my family did things very different but it was normal for me . Ps I love garlic 🧄 lol 😂
I would cook Eva’s Thanksgiving meal every year. ESPECIALLY the Pumpkin, Orange, and Ricotta Crostada! I am not a fan of pumpkin pie spice or with the texture of the filling, but Eva’s crostada makes me drool. Every dish is better than its American counterpart. The one thing I miss is the crispy turkey skin, and I’m pretty sure that Eva can do something wonderful with the skin, too!
Italian-America households often have their own "traditional" Thanksgiving foods. Multiple meats/fish dishes. Delicious antipasto dishes, fancy desserts that the Mamas think are simple, etc.
She pulled it off. Applause!!! Happy thanksgiving to u guys
Thank you!
"I never had Panettone."
Oh Harper.
You sweet summerchild.
As we say in the south: Bless his heart.
@@eeduranti Eva will guide him to a long and prosper live full of Panettones.
Panettone or pandoro? This is the dilemma...
Io sono del partito del panettone classico! Qualche volta tradisco il mio “credo” con una bella fettina di pandoro, ricoperta di Nutella e inzuppata nel latte! 😂😂😂😂
@@PastaGrammar ti dirò, anche io perché è meno asciutto, ma non mi piacciono molto i canditi, per cui se lo trovo lo prendo solo con l'uvetta
I'm not American so I don't know how Thanksgiving-y it was, but I would be pretty happy to sit at a table and it that🤤😂
The standard Thanksgiving dinner consists of...
Roasted Turkey, sometimes with Honey-glazed Ham as well.
Pumpkin Pie or Sweet Potato Pie, it's a northern verses southern thing which is served.
Mashed potatoes with gravy.
Cranberry sauce.
Bread Stuffing, always with celery, sometimes with carrots as well.
Your favorite wine.
If you want to try it some time.
@@joshuarichardson6529 Thanks, I first have to learn all this dishes tho 😂
@@joshuarichardson6529 Sweet potato casserole is pretty standard too, especially if you’re doing pumpkin instead of sweet potato pie for dessert.
She is the most beautiful, charming, charismatic woman. 10
Agreed. This QUICKLY became my favorite channel
she really is star material in every way
I agree completely. It took me a few videos to figure out the connection between the two and I thought, "wow. didn't see that coming."
I love how she looks at him.
One of my very favorite things is seeing twists on "classic" dishes. One of the real tests of cooking skill is being able to know and adapt a recipe. Eva's fluency with flavors is really inspiring here; I'm going to have to try these variations myself and hope I can do them half as well!
Using the canned pumpkin was a good choice. Canned pumpkin pie filling isn’t made with the same kind of squash/gourde that we use for decorating. It’s closer to a type of butternut squash. Also, Sweet Potato pie > pumpkin pie, and pecan pie >>> all other Thanksgiving pies, you can’t change my mind
I'm AA and I can't stand pumpkin pie. I hate the texture. Now a sweet potato I can eat year round.
All three are better than the others.
My family always does a mix of The traditional Thanksgiving foods and few Italian favorites. Nobody ever leaves Hungry !
Eva you should teach Harper the classic Christmas songs in Italian that would make for an interesting video 😂
Don't mess with Italian recipies, and don't mess with thanksgiving recipies, they're classics for a reason!
I LOVE "non-traditional" Thanksgiving recipes. These all look so delicious. I already planned our meal but will try these all, sometime this winter. Happy Thanksgiving!
I don't know how I found you but so happy I did. New subscriber. I'm just hypnotized by Eva's cooking. You and your wife are a dynamic dual. I am Mexican and it drives me crazy when I see an "authentic" recipe that is no where near how we actually cook it. Thanks again for your sharing your cooking.
It all looks delis! My Italian grandmother made her version of dressing with stale french bread & white bread, roasted chestnuts, broth, onions and celery. It was very good. We had two dressings and my mom made the cornbread dressing.
You give Eva an ingredient and she knows how to make it amazing 👏 I love you guys!!!! Ciao
I found your channel a couple weeks ago and can't stop watching. Thanks for all the wonderful recipes!
Thank you!!!
I thought I could cook until I met my wife . Now she cooks everything. I love it . Like Harper ...we are lucky ,lucky boys. Eva is an amazing cook .
I'm definitely going to try some of these recipes. Thank you.
Let us know!!!
This looks delicious! Eva you are a genious. A pumpkin pie recipe, that I love, combines ricotta cheese, orange zest, grated ginger, a bit of marmelade, powdered sugar, blended together and baked in a almond crust.... A bit Italian and a bit traditional North American. I am sure Eva you could create a masterpiece.
I love all of your videos! Eva is a true culinary artist. I've learned a lot just by watching her cook.
Thank you!
you guys are just adorable. thank u so much. i love love love watching you and i l watch you all the time.. never stop!!!!!!!
I want to try the “stuffing”! Sardegna is such a magic land! It is amazing and full of marvelous surprises! It is actually where my heart is! Thank you!
Excellent job Eva! I can see that you love a challenge. It benefits everyone to step outside our comfort zones. Cheers to you both!
Ok, I’m sold on this channel!!!!
Would you please persuade Eva to show us her take on Panna Cotta
If we watch a video more than once, we should be able to like more than once!!🤔🤩👍🏽👍🏽
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I've never had a Thanksgiving dinner, but I really wanna have Eva's Thanksgiving dinner! It looks soooo delicious! 🤤🤤🤤
Dude, Thanksgiving is Thanksgiving if you spend it with the ones you love...And this is evident. With this said, your Mrs. looks classically trained. If she prepared this meal without being classically trained...this is impressive. Well done...
You now have to do the reverse. Make food for an Italian holiday. But Americanized and delicious. It's only "fair" to Eva
It sounds interesting and challenging, but don't forget Americans have already done it in numerous restaurants and it has resulted....meh
I'm joking ;-)
If anything, it would be funny! I’m wondering if a panettone can be “Americanized}? :)
Francesca, I applaud your restraint. We both know it just cannot be done! 😃
there are not a lot of big traditional national and also food-related holidays that Italy has that the US also doesn't have. Maybe carnevale?
@@mygetawayart Idk, really. Every holiday is an excuse for food in Italy!!! Remember, it’s still a very Catholic country so the Saints are rolled out pretty regularly & the eating begins! I’m just having fun, though. Not looking for an argument! Best wishes.
I love these two; the way he teases her, the way she knows she's gonna knock his socks off with the food. Everything she makes is amazing.
Thank you!
Eva ,great as always but Harper's filming and editing skills really shine though on this one. 👍👊
Thank you!!!
Agree 100%
Eva, Harper, thank you for being a positive force in this world. Even though times are hard, or unsure at this time, you both are just an amazing encouragement. Thank you for the happiness and fun you both create!
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Oh yes.. Eva needs to learn in New England we die if the traditions aren’t held to. I grew up with it.
So, you serve venison, rabbit and goose for Thanksgiving? Turkeys are from Mexico. Potatoes are from Peru. Carrots are from Europe. Where are the beans and squash? Have a blessed holiday Father Waters.
People need to learn that boiled and steamed vegetables are also the way to have it, not that fancy crap with roasting them in the oven; root vegetables mashed; and turkey made without all this brining stuff.
@@haroldhenderson2824 Wild turkey range is most definitely the US (coast to coast), parts of Canada and part of Mexico.
@@haroldhenderson2824 Turkeys are far more American than Mexican. Wild turkeys still thrive in the eastern third of the country. Their range in Mexico is much smaller. Turkeys are as American as corn, pumpkin, beans and tobacco. The Pilgrims may not have eaten turkey at the first Thanksgiving meal but they should have because New England's forests were chock full of them at the time and they are today as well.
@@LuisTheFilmHack I might have to argue that corn is also very Mexican. Corn is emebeded in Mexico's culture and is used in 9.999999/10 Mexican dishes
It looks absolutely delicious and surpasses all considerations of tradition.
Nice work, Eva -
SUPERB!!!
I am a nurse in California and I mean this in the nicest possible way, but dude, your gem of a wife spoils you with her amazing food and presence every day, what are you doing for her???🤔🤣🤣🤣✌🏽🥰
He is promoting her on UA-cam.
I agree !!
A green card?
All 3 comments.. Are you kidding? Do you know their story? He moved across country for her! Look how she looks at him! That is not about status!
Beth, chill woman!! I am all for them!!!😁✌🏽
Eva, you did wonderful preparing Thanksgiving Dinner! So creative!
That was great to see! Would love to hear her response to a traditional american thanksgiving dinner too.
Eva, I grew up in an Italian American family. My mother and her sisters, would cook for 2 days to make an Italian American Thanksgiving.I grew up thinking everyone had pasta for thanksgiving. Love the show and hope you and Harper have a wonderful holiday season.
Thank you!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
The two choices Harper picked were the ones I was very impressed with. The” cranberry sauce “ was most interesting of all. Eva did a fantastic job with this dinner.
How can anybody not love this video? Eva hit this one out of the park! Happy holidays and God bless you both.
We have to remember not all of America is the same with Thanksgiving classics. An example is where I am from the #1 dessert is Sweet Potato Pie not Pumpkin. It’s amazing how different the North is from the South and mid West is from the West Coast. Every region is so unique.
Love this video. You two are so fun to watch. I’m Sicilian American and Ava’s recipes remind me of the simplicity of my Nana’s real Italian cooking. Keep them coming. All the best to you both.
Is it me or is every part of Thanksgiving dinner “Harper’s favorite?” 🤔
I think that as an international couple, it’s good that you come up with your own traditions. A bunch of people coming together and creating something new; that’s America! Happy Thanksgiving, guys! 🇮🇹🇺🇸
A refreshing and creative take on Thanksgiving. Eva, you are amazing.
living in the West Indies was always interesting around Thanksgiving - turkey stuffed with spicy rice, different side dishes, and a family feeding frenzy!
"When has this show ever been fair to Eva?" good one, Harper!
I'd like to see a cartoon version of this show one time. I think someone really talented could catch Eva's facial expressions and bring them out, like when she tastes something she (really) doesn't like.
She is so genuine, and the love she has for that guy pours out of her. Incidentally, it shows in her cooking as the world can see.
As a Brit, Eva's response to cranberries is something with which I entirely agree. I'm convinced they're a mistake. Replace them with a proper berry (redcurrants) and I might be interested..
You have to try them fresh, mixed with fresh orange everything but the seeds through the food processor, then toss in a cup of sugar or so and process with a bag of fresh cranberries, sooooooo good.
I’m thankful for both of you.
Happy Holidays, everyone!
I love Eva's smile when she eats the food she makes.
I love when Eva takes a bite and begins to giggle because she knew all along how wonderful it was going to taste! Can I drive over from NH to eat Thanksgiving with you??? 😂😂😂 Happy Thanksgiving to you both
You are welcome!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
I do believe they are now in Arizona!
Omg, I had to watch 3-4 of your videos in utter astonishment, just jaw dropping….like is this real? Are you guys for real? Absolutely adorable, wonderful, passionate….beautiful together, and the food is outstanding. I don’t watch videos, even cooking videos, except for getting a recipe. Too busy or they are boring to my taste. But the 2 of you together, your personalities, and the awesome food is just stunning for me. I love watching them, and when I am able will be trying the recipes. Thank you, thank you.
Thank you!!! ❤️
Eva seems like an amazing cook, even for Italian standards. Harper still has to explain how he deserves that in his life ;)
This is the second comment that conveys a similar message... Isn't it mean? 🥺🥺
@@mayamorabito1669 I think they’re just teasing him lol
He is definitely one lucky man
How does he, like any other human, not deserve happiness? I love their story and they deserve each other!
@@Fighting5thMarine absolutely not, she should def dumb him and date chef alfredo, that guy at least tries ;)
I think Harper plays up to the videos. He would be much more enlightened as far as Italian food is concerned. It's just a wee game for them 😎🙂
Wow!!! Awesome food. The stuffing looked great. Kinda like a reverse pizza. Gonna try that one. 😉👍
Harper, you now have to make Eva a real, traditional, New England Thanksgiving dinner. We're talking jellied Ocean Spray cranberry sauce from the can, Stove Top stuffing, roasted Turkey (I'm trying spatchcocking it this year), whipped sweet potato, real pumpkin pie, and old fashioned gravy. Everything looked delicious, so don't get me wrong, but Eva can try some of our traditions too.
if someone tried to serve stove top stuffing at my thanksgiving table, they’re gonna get lit up
@@hunterbrooke6409 Then light me up. I spatchcocked and cooked the turkey, roasted Brussels sprouts with balsamic and maple syrup, green bean casserole, whipped sweet potatoes...hell, I'm only one person. And you can't stuff a spatchcocked turkey....
@@hunterbrooke6409 I agree 100%. Homemade stuffing all the way
You have out done yourself as always, great job Eva. We love you both and it's so cute when you look deep in each other eyes during all of the videos. ❤️❤️💕💕
Omg Ava eating a raw cranberry is way too funny
But she knew what to do with it in a dish. Amazing
I've never dared to try doing that... I love sour/acidic things but I suspected it would likely be too much for me. The impressive thing is that she knew exactly how to turn it into something amazing.
Seeing her blush when she eats her own food... Priceless.
In my Southern American Italian Family from Naples and Sicily we had the traditional meal at 5 and pasta either Ravoli or Lasanga at 1 pm. You will learn, would love your take on brussel sprouts with pancetta quartered and fried!
My central Italian American family solved it by simply adding a ravioli course, and anti pasti of course, to a standard American Thanksgiving dinner. Start at 1, keep eating till 5!
Beautiful, evocative food photography. Wonderful choice of music all the way through. Always great to see you two in action having a good time. Makes me feel happier.
Oh my goodness everything looks so delicious. Eva you are such a great cook and Harper you are a very man to land a gem such as Eva. I was binge watching your videos and I'm proud to say I watched every single one. God Bless both of you and you have a wonderful Christmas and you already had a wonderful Thanksgiving.Looking forward to the next video. Love and Light and much Love.... Nada.... xo
Thank you!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
I love when Harper tries something (like the breadcrumbs) and Eva starts celebrating from the look on his face KNOWING its the best thing he has ever tried!!!!
Mi stanno chiamando a tavola da 10 minuti!! MA IO NON HO ANCORA FINITO DI VEDERE IL VOSTRO VIDEO!!!
Vai a mangiare!!! La pasta si fredda!!! ❤️
Hello Eva and Harper I have just discovered your channel and boy am I glad I did. You are both such lovely people. Eva is so sweet and wonderful for trying all these challenges. Harper I love how you love all her cooking, This video is absolutely wonderful. I was so excited watching this. It was so much fun to see your (Harper"s) reaction to the food. I am not Italian but Eva makes me want to try something new this coming Thanksgiving. Eva, you are such a good sport and teacher of authentic Italian food. Thank you both for all your hard work.
Thank you! ❤️
Her eyes are amazing, they say everything
Thank you!
A woman who can cook is worth more then gold and you Harper are one lucky man.
Really looking forward to your Panettone series! I'm from Ukraine and there we bake something very similar to panettone for Easter so I'm very curious what de differences are. Certainly gonna make panettone this Christmas. Happy Thanksgiving!
In Italy for Easter we have Colomba, also very popular though not as much as Panettone or Pandoro
My salivary glands are on overdrive! GREAT VIDEO. You two are terrific together.
Honestly, all of us need an Eva in our lives :D
Thank you!!!
I love how Eva got the stock early and used it for virtually every dish - genius. Bravo Eva. Harper, you're a lucky man - remember that always 😉
Feel free to come here in London and let me taste them ;-))) everything looks delicious, you are the best, the very very best ones ... mammma miaaaaaa
Thank you and we will come!!! 😂😂😂
The passion you guys have when you look at each other. It's so obvious how much love there is. I strive for this. Great content as well!
The pie was not "tanksgivigky" enough, that means we get Eva back, right? Anyway it's just awesome see you guy enjoy food that much
Oh my gosh I can’t wait to try some of these. I am not a huge fan of most traditional North American thanksgiving cooking. lol. These look much yummier. I do the whole Turkey but I also use a LOT of seasonings and cover with bacon.
I can’t wait to try Eva’s version of stuffing. I don’t normally like stuffing but that looked amazing. And that dessert, stuffed Turkey breast etc. Has my mouth watering
Out of all the ethnic foods in the U. S. A. I would have to pick ITALIAN as my favorite......It's the PIZZA, the PASTA, the TOMATO SAUCE, the CHEESES, the COLD CUTS, the BREADS, the PASTERIES, etc, etc, etc...I do love other kinds of food but ITALIAN is by far my number UNO.......
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Love you Eva and Harper! Happy Thanksgiving!