Meat on special occasions, not every Sunday. The life of hard work shows in the arms and hands of these Grannies. I have such respect for their strength.
You could add a nice two hour walk to work and a day weeding the potato fields. That would transform anyone’s stamina and physique. When I started walking it was really uncomfortable but I learned that was partly due to my shoes being the wrong size and worn out socks. Getting out for a walk or bike ride actually energizes you I’ve found. For longer distances I’ve been told people use lubricants like Vaseline or various oils to prevent chafing and blisters. Historically, people would just grab a few necessities and walk for days. I think we’ve lost perspective of what’s possible.
My great-grandma Leonilde died at the age of 107 in 2013. She was from Istrana, near Venice. Until her 101 years she was still cooking for herself ❤️ what memories these videos bring back to my mind!
I was born in Vedelago, just a hop and a skip from Istrana. (Both my parents: Trevisani.) Mamma is now 88. Longevity runs in her family. She's spry, healthy and cooks every day. Doesn't cook much pasta though, and no red meat. She's very slim, and extremely health conscious these days. She has slowly, but surely, modified the World War 2 "old country" northern Italian diet I was raised on. (Think: pasta, polenta, carne e toccio, panne...) She also exercises daily. My father died in his fifties, of a heart attack. Mamma, on the other hand, plans to outlive us all! Anyway: Ciao from someone in Canada whose surname also ends in "n". (Typically "Trevisan"!)
@@Seriously_sirius2 my other great grandma was from Vedelago 😊 they moved then to Fanzolo after the war and then my grandpa from there to Montebelluna, where my parents still live. Love to know there is someone from my area on this channel!
I think this might be the most delicious looking pasta dish of the series. I love how Marietta lightly scoffs at the idea of eating meat every week. She’s wonderful!
When Mamma Italia shows off her jewels, does she bring out Venice, Florence or Rome? The marvels of Pompeii? The treasures of the Vatican? Dante's Commedia or the operas of Verdi? The mighty Alps? The shining Mediterranean? The awesome majesty of Vesuvius? No - her greatest treasure is the Nonnas. They need UNESCO World Heritage status. Thank you for recording them for posterity.
No joke! I wish my Grandmothers & Mother would have shared their recipes with me. Unfortunately, they took all of them to their graves. They shared wonderful stories, about their lives, but none of their phenomenal recipes. My Dad's Mom & her Sisters used to make food for their family's boarding house guests. She was the best cook, EVER, & I will never taste food that good again.
These nonna's bring tears to my eyes. Such kindness such love and a genuine nature. It's been lost. We have lost our ways. I am not taking about religion. I am taking about humanity.
Absolutely agree! But channels like this one can reconcile us with ageing, with food, with life itself. As a woman, I also feel very empowered by the fact that these wonderful old ladies are valued, loved and reveared for the founts of knowledge & wisdom that they are. It's beautiful.
@@AP-jg1sb I try and live simply. Growing food and flowers. Making all my food from scratch. Buying less and choosing well. Yes I like little luxuries. But don't we all?
She is awesome ! Still chopping wood at 98? I felt a little tinge of shame 😱knowing that she would run circles around me and I’m in my early 40’s 🥺 she nailed it when she said she didn’t do a lot of sitting, it’s a proven fact that sedentary life isn’t indicative of a long life. Her family is so lucky to still have her. I like her saucy responses . I hope she has many happy years ahead. 🥰
Bless this lovely Nona' s hard working hands which has turned out many a savoury dish and chopped wood with ease. As she rightly said , those times when once men and women really laboured hard, those times should have been filmed to show the slothful , easy going generation of today, what real hard work means, what frugality means. Love this Nona with all my heart.
I'm Italian but i come from the North, i don't understand the Calabrian dialect so i need to read the english subtitles to understand what she saying 🤣 it's incredible! Italy is beautiful 🇮🇹
What a delight to watch this Nonna is 🥰.. full of wisdom and happy cheer. Secret to her fitness in a nutshell in her own words - worked hard everyday (physical labour), ATE SPARINGLY, walked a few miles a day and din't waste time simply sitting (lazing) on a chair. These four lines are a master class in itself for our current generation. Thank you beautiful Nonna! 💝💝
What a charming old world woman. She stays so vital at 98 because she works her ass off. Staying active. Chopping wood. Having a purpose. Good for her!!
Grazie nonna Marietta. Mi hai fatto tornare in dietro nel tempo quando vivevo in Calabria con mia madre. Mi sono commosso tanto perchè vedendo te fare la pasta fatta in casa, mi sono ricordato dei bellissimi momenti trascorsi in casa di mia madre, dove era sempre festa quando si mangiava un buon piatto fatto in casa. Un sapore che non potro mai dimenticare, perchè era fatto con tanto amore. Ti auguro tanto bene e una buona salute. Solo vivendo con semplicità e tanto duro lavoro amore e passione che si può arrivare come te a 98 anni. Grazie per il bel video un abbraccio da un Calabrese verace che vive in Svizzera.
Marriet’s wealth of stories about her life was so absorbing to me, that I almost forgot she was cooking….this was a life lived with hardship, but I love how she’s remained a powerful force, full of sass and energy. Her pasta looked great, but her words will stay with me a long time.
These NONNAS are the treasure of Italy, almost all gone unfortunately, the authentic cooking, celebration of life even when they had nothing to eat, only hard labour, the riches are found in these humble souls. God bless them and thank-you for bringing to us these wonderful ladies of past generations that's makes us regret the treasures we lost.
I love Marietta. The best part of this video is how totally oblivious the "Pasta Grannies" crew is to Marietta's complete contempt for them. I so love these videos!
My 97 year old Nonna passed away at Christmas 2019 and I miss her so much! Watching these videos brings back memories and gives me so much comfort. I feel so fortunate to have had her in my life for so long. Thank you for these amazing videos❤️
My gramma, Cosma, is 90 now, she's from Ceará, northeastern Brazil. Her oldest memory is to work on the corn fields, on 1935, helping her father to get something to eat during one of the recurrent droughts that always castigated Brazil's semi-arid lands. Until last year she was in great shape, but age is starting to show its weight, sadly. But two things are certain: in the past 100 years or so we improved our way of living like never before (though not for everyone) and to exercise is the greatest thing for health. Thanks for these amazing videos, Vicky, they truly make my Fridays much better.
@@NikkiNyxx86 my gramma isn't very known for her cooking skills xD But there is some dishes that in my mom's and sister's hands became very good. One that I particularly love is mungunzá, it's like a feijoada (if know what I'm saying) but instead of black beans, you put corn on the pork and it is delicious
how interesting, even if Cosma was not the greatest of cooks, I hope you are recording all her stories. And you're right, we should not romanticise poverty, but when it wasn't too harsh, it did inadvertently result in a healthy lifestyle. And yes, daily, almost constant moving around and exercise (not the twice a week gym kind) is the most important thing for health. Best wishes to you and Cosma, Vicky
@@pastagrannies some years ago I made several recording of her, from how she got married to how she learnt unexpectedly the ways of being a midwife. But I lost all the recordings due to a problem in a online storage site :( But the memory lives on anyway. Tks Vicky! You're amazing!
I know this is about her cooking but how can we not admire her beautiful skin and green/hazel eyes that are so bright? My word her skin is so youthful looking! I’m 50 and don’t have skin that youthful! Her food and strength is equally as impressive!
Maria lovely, lovely nonna. You moved my heart. Those beautiful clear eyes have seen so much. As i said before these ladies should be given an Oscar just for being grannies. God bless them all...and that pasta too!!!!🤗🤗🤗🤗
Wouldn't you just love to visit Nonna Marietta? I would bring grocery bags filled with foods, she normally wouldn't buy, & then watch, in awe, as she made them into phenomenal dishes. And then, to cap it off, hang on to every word as she told the story of her life. What an amazing Woman.
"With the big axe, not just the small one." Quote of the day! My mother told us kids as teens/adults that would say, "If you want something to cry about... I'll give you something to cry about!" Marietta and my mother would have been friends! Thank you Vicky and the entire production team for another cherished moment (and a wonderul little pork-ball recipe).
What beautiful stove, I would give almost anything for that, the beautiful lady cooking is amazing What beautiful strong hands she has,god bless you lucky lady
this woman is healthier and happier than most people with multi-million fancy apartments, cars, clothes and 'important' jobs in offices etc... I mean, I don't know whether to laugh or cry with this video...
Marietta. I have watched all the episodes and this is by far my favorite. You are amazing and your food looks and (I'm sure) tastes phenomenal. I wish I could be so lucky as to taste it! Thank you all for this wonderful episode.
I can not get enough of Pasta Grannies. This is a brilliant channel. I would love to learn more about each of the grannies and a few grampies. Thank you for enticing our lives with these beautiful stories.
Marietta, this pasta dish from scratch looks so appetizing. Marietta, your physical and mental health at your glorious, golden age is remarkable. I hope I'm as beautiful as you when I'm your age. Whatever you're doing to stay so healthy and happy, just keep on doing it. May Father God shine his glorious light on your beautiful face, every day, for the rest of your life. Thank you for sharing your recipe with us, dear lady. 💐💐💐💐
we call ladies and men of this sort old stager or old folk, with thriving modernity and comfort it brings, we no longer she such sturdy and joyful ladies and men.. these days all of us lazy, couch potatos from teenage years, and nothing motivates us while living in plenty and luxury :((((
Bravissima e Bella Maria! Complimenti! Questo canale è meraviglioso! Le persone di questo canale sono meravigliose! Grazie Mille per questi regali che ci fanno! Salutone a tutti!
What a strong and hard working woman! She's right, we've got it alot easier these days with all the new tools and machines that do the labor for us. Broke my heart just a little when she mentioned not being able to afford the meat to cook her dish more often. God bless her. ❤
You can feel the love through their food. Quite emotional I imagine the lives they’ve lived and families they have raised. And still they keep going. Let this be a lesson for us all 🥰🥰🥰
Pure delight. I am sharing this widely through my Wisdom Collective. So many lessons on tradition and resilience were learned along with the incredible recipes. Thank you! I can only imagine the joy you have in discovering and sharing these delightful, inspiring grannies. I was 35 before I tasted authentic Italian food at home - shopping for the ingredients was incredibly romantic.
What a great character Marietta is - and sticks to the old frugal ways of making ragu, with small amount of meat. My wife's mother, Nonna Teresa, always used to cringe at the huge amounts of meat that TV chefs put into ragu - hers tasted fantastic - and we still make it to her recipe.
My great-grandmother was born in Alto Adige; the province is the northernmost of Italy. She wasn't good at pasta but a great baker and cook of all variants of 'cucina povera' like canederli which needs some 'forgotten' bread. She always had funny shaped Pane di Pasqua for the kids on Good Friday. She was a frugal lady and died peacefully at 106.
Crips! She is gangster. Just playing. She is really cool and deserves an award for her pasta. I'm from Los Angeles where set banging and tag banging come from.
Watching these amazing videos makes me miss my late yiayia ( grandmother in Greek). Also all the old Greek people that i know that they live past 90 , they been working outdoors all their lives , at the fields or at the sea and eating fresh home made food . So i think those are the secrets for a long life , be near the nature and eating fresh well made food!,
Che meraviglia! adoro il vostro canale e tutte le nonne! Ahimè io non ho conosciuto le mie ma vedere queste mi riempie il cuore!! Quanta cultura! love your channel 😄
Her hearing and memory are still intact. Amazing. And her cooking looks absolutely yummy. I would definitely visit villages in Italy in the near future and would look for these Grannies and would pay to have their great pasta meals. Their authentic Italian meals reallly look so delish. B
There is so much Glory of God in the presence of Ms. Marietta. Indeed, only Jesus Christ is all knowing. She is almost 100 years old but looks like 60. The meal looks delicious but She is the Star ⭐ of the show. May God bless her with many more years to come, to pass on her wisdom.
She looks like my adorable grandma, that passed away of the age of 90, in 1996. She was born in Brazil but had italian ancestors. I DO LOVE THIS CHANNEL ON UA-cam.
This one was a little more personal listening to her speak about things like the past and life. A little more then about pasta 🍝 . You could feel her emotion.
Meat on special occasions, not every Sunday. The life of hard work shows in the arms and hands of these Grannies. I have such respect for their strength.
You mean 98 years young ! I'm 25 and I don't have the energy nor the sassiness of this woman. A true pleasure to watch. God bless her ✨✨
Yes! Im 26 and just came home from work exhausted!!
You could add a nice two hour walk to work and a day weeding the potato fields. That would transform anyone’s stamina and physique. When I started walking it was really uncomfortable but I learned that was partly due to my shoes being the wrong size and worn out socks. Getting out for a walk or bike ride actually energizes you I’ve found. For longer distances I’ve been told people use lubricants like Vaseline or various oils to prevent chafing and blisters. Historically, people would just grab a few necessities and walk for days. I think we’ve lost perspective of what’s possible.
@@sittingstill3578 cant walk to work. I have to take a first aid kid and ice packs.
@@footyfan101ful That’s what I felt like after my first long walk too. I was sore for a week but it was a turning point for me.
@@sittingstill3578 i need these items for work. I work at the footy as a sports trainer.
Protect the Pasta Grannies at all cost. They are treasures.
My great-grandma Leonilde died at the age of 107 in 2013. She was from Istrana, near Venice. Until her 101 years she was still cooking for herself ❤️ what memories these videos bring back to my mind!
Wow! Super blessed!!!👍
Sorry for your loss she in the glory with god 🌹🥰🙏😘
I was born in Vedelago, just a hop and a skip from Istrana. (Both my parents: Trevisani.)
Mamma is now 88. Longevity runs in her family. She's spry, healthy and cooks every day.
Doesn't cook much pasta though, and no red meat.
She's very slim, and extremely health conscious these days.
She has slowly, but surely, modified the World War 2 "old country" northern Italian diet I was raised on. (Think: pasta, polenta, carne e toccio, panne...)
She also exercises daily.
My father died in his fifties, of a heart attack.
Mamma, on the other hand, plans to outlive us all!
Anyway: Ciao from someone in Canada whose surname also ends in "n". (Typically "Trevisan"!)
@@Seriously_sirius2 my other great grandma was from Vedelago 😊 they moved then to Fanzolo after the war and then my grandpa from there to Montebelluna, where my parents still live. Love to know there is someone from my area on this channel!
@@lorenzocadorin1927 That's wild!
I think this might be the most delicious looking pasta dish of the series. I love how Marietta lightly scoffs at the idea of eating meat every week. She’s wonderful!
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"These days it's like a joke." What a great personality this nonna has.
When Mamma Italia shows off her jewels, does she bring out Venice, Florence or Rome? The marvels of Pompeii? The treasures of the Vatican? Dante's Commedia or the operas of Verdi? The mighty Alps? The shining Mediterranean? The awesome majesty of Vesuvius? No - her greatest treasure is the Nonnas. They need UNESCO World Heritage status. Thank you for recording them for posterity.
No joke! I wish my Grandmothers & Mother would have shared their recipes with me. Unfortunately, they took all of them to their graves. They shared wonderful stories, about their lives, but none of their phenomenal recipes. My Dad's Mom & her Sisters used to make food for their family's boarding house guests. She was the best cook, EVER, & I will never taste food that good again.
Well said!
This was beautiful ❤️
You are so right. UNESCO World Heritage status is exactly what UNESCO should be celebrating - living heritage.
well said! best wishes, Vicky
These nonna's bring tears to my eyes. Such kindness such love and a genuine nature. It's been lost. We have lost our ways. I am not taking about religion. I am taking about humanity.
Amen
Absolutely agree! But channels like this one can reconcile us with ageing, with food, with life itself. As a woman, I also feel very empowered by the fact that these wonderful old ladies are valued, loved and reveared for the founts of knowledge & wisdom that they are. It's beautiful.
@@aurevoiralex Women are AMAZING. These women are amazing. Yes yes yes .
we were meant to live simple lives... we've ruined it all somehow... but maybe we can find a new way to reconcile it all, maybe..
@@AP-jg1sb I try and live simply. Growing food and flowers. Making all my food from scratch. Buying less and choosing well. Yes I like little luxuries. But don't we all?
She is awesome ! Still chopping wood at 98? I felt a little tinge of shame 😱knowing that she would run circles around me and I’m in my early 40’s 🥺 she nailed it when she said she didn’t do a lot of sitting, it’s a proven fact that sedentary life isn’t indicative of a long life. Her family is so lucky to still have her. I like her saucy responses . I hope she has many happy years ahead. 🥰
All of these naturally light, sunlight soaked Italian kitchens seem like absolute bliss to work in.
I was just thinking the same thing 😊
Even more so with such a nice granny!
Bless this lovely Nona' s hard working hands which has turned out many a savoury dish and chopped wood with ease.
As she rightly said , those times when once men and women really laboured hard, those times should have been filmed to show the slothful , easy going generation of today, what real hard work means, what frugality means. Love this Nona with all my heart.
@@BurkenProductions what a sweetheart, eh?
She says she never stayed sitting in a chair. That stings. I only get up to get more pasta.
That's why our generation will have less and less over 100
I also never sit down. I don't even have a chair or sofa... and I'm 32! 😉
Love your avitar! I miss Abe Vigoda.
@@bbmcgee33 me too, I lay down on my bed instead, lol...
I'm Italian but i come from the North, i don't understand the Calabrian dialect so i need to read the english subtitles to understand what she saying 🤣 it's incredible! Italy is beautiful 🇮🇹
What a delight to watch this Nonna is 🥰.. full of wisdom and happy cheer. Secret to her fitness in a nutshell in her own words - worked hard everyday (physical labour), ATE SPARINGLY, walked a few miles a day and din't waste time simply sitting (lazing) on a chair. These four lines are a master class in itself for our current generation. Thank you beautiful Nonna! 💝💝
This lady is a real spitfire! An inspiration. Many more years dear lady!
What a charming old world woman. She stays so vital at 98 because she works her ass off. Staying active. Chopping wood. Having a purpose. Good for her!!
Grazie nonna Marietta. Mi hai fatto tornare in dietro nel tempo quando vivevo in Calabria con mia madre. Mi sono commosso tanto perchè vedendo te fare la pasta fatta in casa, mi sono ricordato dei bellissimi momenti trascorsi in casa di mia madre, dove era sempre festa quando si mangiava un buon piatto fatto in casa. Un sapore che non potro mai dimenticare, perchè era fatto con tanto amore. Ti auguro tanto bene e una buona salute. Solo vivendo con semplicità e tanto duro lavoro amore e passione che si può arrivare come te a 98 anni. Grazie per il bel video un abbraccio da un Calabrese verace che vive in Svizzera.
Marietta ♥ and thanks to the channel for making these videos, letting us learn a little from these many great Nonne :-)
Marriet’s wealth of stories about her life was so absorbing to me, that I almost forgot she was cooking….this was a life lived with hardship, but I love how she’s remained a powerful force, full of sass and energy. Her pasta looked great, but her words will stay with me a long time.
Nice one , actually I’m really depressed right now, lost a coworker. very devastating , Needed someone to talk to.
yay! teary eyed listening to her stories of hard work in her day
These NONNAS are the treasure of Italy, almost all gone unfortunately, the authentic cooking, celebration of life even when they had nothing to eat, only hard labour, the riches are found in these humble souls. God bless them and thank-you for bringing to us these wonderful ladies of past generations that's makes us regret the treasures we lost.
I have fallen in LOVE with Marietta!
I can't describe the joy watching Marieta. I could spend hours and hours in her company, learning and learning. What a gem! ♥️
I love Marietta. The best part of this video is how totally oblivious the "Pasta Grannies" crew is to Marietta's complete contempt for them. I so love these videos!
She's my role model for living well. Bravo Marietta you are so inspiring and beautiful.
My 97 year old Nonna passed away at Christmas 2019 and I miss her so much! Watching these videos brings back memories and gives me so much comfort. I feel so fortunate to have had her in my life for so long. Thank you for these amazing videos❤️
I'm glad the videos help you with your grief 🌺🌺 best wishes, Vicky
98 oh my goodness... what a blessing 🙌
Meus bisavós eram dessa região, da comuna de Sellia. Bella pasta, bravo Marietta!! Do Brasil
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My gramma, Cosma, is 90 now, she's from Ceará, northeastern Brazil. Her oldest memory is to work on the corn fields, on 1935, helping her father to get something to eat during one of the recurrent droughts that always castigated Brazil's semi-arid lands. Until last year she was in great shape, but age is starting to show its weight, sadly. But two things are certain: in the past 100 years or so we improved our way of living like never before (though not for everyone) and to exercise is the greatest thing for health.
Thanks for these amazing videos, Vicky, they truly make my Fridays much better.
Has your gramma shared any of cooking with you? It is such a treasured thing to pass down in families! 💜
@@NikkiNyxx86 my gramma isn't very known for her cooking skills xD
But there is some dishes that in my mom's and sister's hands became very good.
One that I particularly love is mungunzá, it's like a feijoada (if know what I'm saying) but instead of black beans, you put corn on the pork and it is delicious
how interesting, even if Cosma was not the greatest of cooks, I hope you are recording all her stories. And you're right, we should not romanticise poverty, but when it wasn't too harsh, it did inadvertently result in a healthy lifestyle. And yes, daily, almost constant moving around and exercise (not the twice a week gym kind) is the most important thing for health. Best wishes to you and Cosma, Vicky
@@pastagrannies some years ago I made several recording of her, from how she got married to how she learnt unexpectedly the ways of being a midwife. But I lost all the recordings due to a problem in a online storage site :(
But the memory lives on anyway.
Tks Vicky! You're amazing!
super cute granny, Thanks for sharing Marietta
The realest real: blow your nose in a hanky, wipe your eyes with it, put it in your pocket, and straight back to cooking 😅 love it
Me too! Just loved that bit…..authentic. 😘
I know this is about her cooking but how can we not admire her beautiful skin and green/hazel eyes that are so bright? My word her skin is so youthful looking! I’m 50 and don’t have skin that youthful! Her food and strength is equally as impressive!
She's really looks so good considering her age.
She’s 98 😍
Maria lovely, lovely nonna. You moved my heart. Those beautiful clear eyes have seen so much. As i said before these ladies should be given an Oscar just for being grannies. God bless them all...and that pasta too!!!!🤗🤗🤗🤗
Anyone else craving this food??? I want to experience this.. so grateful for those who can get food like this made with love.
Wouldn't you just love to visit Nonna Marietta? I would bring grocery bags filled with foods, she normally wouldn't buy, & then watch, in awe, as she made them into phenomenal dishes. And then, to cap it off, hang on to every word as she told the story of her life. What an amazing Woman.
What a great lady!!! 😍❤️🇮🇹
Bless your heart and beautiful hands Maria 💖🙏🏼 Thank you for sharing and loving your beautiful laugh. 🥰
Nice one , actually I’m really depressed right now, lost a coworker. very devastating , Needed someone to talk to
"With the big axe, not just the small one." Quote of the day!
My mother told us kids as teens/adults that would say, "If you want something to cry about... I'll give you something to cry about!" Marietta and my mother would have been friends!
Thank you Vicky and the entire production team for another cherished moment (and a wonderul little pork-ball recipe).
hi Greg, we are hoping to film Marietta again - and it would be great if she could give us a wood chopping demo 😊🌺 best wishes, Vicky
Hi I just joined this channel and I also enjoy cooking, you look great and do you often watch this channel?
What beautiful stove, I would give almost anything for that, the beautiful lady cooking is amazing What beautiful strong hands she has,god bless you lucky lady
Grandissima e bravissima Donna Marietta una vita di sacrifici e tanta fatica ma immensa sapienza che spettacolo di pasta👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😘😘😘😘😘😘
Magical. She is glorious. Her meal looks wonderful.
One of the most beautiful videos from this channel. I loved this. Thank you.
Ohh my gosh, she reminds me of my grandma in Turkey :) long live italian granny, we love you all elderly and your delicious taste of food you make :)
this woman is healthier and happier than most people with multi-million fancy apartments, cars, clothes and 'important' jobs in offices etc... I mean, I don't know whether to laugh or cry with this video...
Marietta. I have watched all the episodes and this is by far my favorite. You are amazing and your food looks and (I'm sure) tastes phenomenal. I wish I could be so lucky as to taste it! Thank you all for this wonderful episode.
Jim, I'm hoping to film her again 😊 best wishes, Vicky
These pasta grannies are so amazing. They put so much love into their cooking.
I can not get enough of Pasta Grannies. This is a brilliant channel. I would love to learn more about each of the grannies and a few grampies. Thank you for enticing our lives with these beautiful stories.
She is precious! God continue to bless her with strength and health all of her days.
Nice one , actually I’m really depressed right now, lost a coworker. very devastating , Needed someone to talk to.
I LOVE THIS COOKING CHANNEL.
All these grannies are treasures, thanks for sharing
Not even half her age but not this enthusiastic anymore to cook. All grannies are so inspiring.
That face. That beautiful, delightful face!
Delicious pasta cooked with love and happiness. Love to see her strengh and enthusiasm. God bless her each day. Love from the Philippines
Marietta, this pasta dish from scratch looks so appetizing. Marietta, your physical and mental health at your glorious, golden age is remarkable. I hope I'm as beautiful as you when I'm your age. Whatever you're doing to stay so healthy and happy, just keep on doing it. May Father God shine his glorious light on your beautiful face, every day, for the rest of your life. Thank you for sharing your recipe with us, dear lady. 💐💐💐💐
this one is the BEST yet! xxx thank you
Nice one , actually I’m really depressed right now, lost a coworker. very devastating , Needed someone to talk to.
They're machines..... love them as much as you can, and show them how much they're appreciated. ❤❤
I love these ladies, God bless you Maria.
God bless her the strength of these grannies is admirable❤️❤️
I’m falling in love with every nonna and nonno in each video! What a wonderful project ❤️❤️❤️
Long live Maria💕💕💕 And at the end of the day the most relaxing activity is watching Grannies for me
I really enjoy your content. Its refreshing to watch something wholesome.
They just don't don't such wonderful people like Marietta anymore.
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we call ladies and men of this sort old stager or old folk, with thriving modernity and comfort it brings, we no longer she such sturdy and joyful ladies and men.. these days all of us lazy, couch potatos from teenage years, and nothing motivates us while living in plenty and luxury :((((
Bravissima e Bella Maria! Complimenti! Questo canale è meraviglioso! Le persone di questo canale sono meravigliose! Grazie Mille per questi regali che ci fanno! Salutone a tutti!
Beautiful!!! Thank you for sharing Marietta. I love my pasta granny's 📚
What a strong and hard working woman! She's right, we've got it alot easier these days with all the new tools and machines that do the labor for us. Broke my heart just a little when she mentioned not being able to afford the meat to cook her dish more often. God bless her. ❤
Nice one , actually I’m really depressed right now, lost a coworker. very devastating , Needed someone to talk to.
You can feel the love through their food. Quite emotional I imagine the lives they’ve lived and families they have raised. And still they keep going. Let this be a lesson for us all 🥰🥰🥰
Nice one , actually I’m really depressed right now, lost a coworker. very devastating , Needed someone to talk to
Jesus kept this granny young!! Keeping this in mind :)) thank you for sharing this recipe and ways to keep healthy! Really enjoy watching.
Marietta is a master at her cooking and "wood chopping" 😘 ! God Bless her. Quella pasta sembra così buona.
She is a true gem from the history books!!!
God Bless her and her WONDERFUL Contribution to Our World!
I love these Nonnas so much. What role models they are
This lady is a treasure. I wish I had my mother to help her in the kitchen
Pure delight. I am sharing this widely through my Wisdom Collective. So many lessons on tradition and resilience were learned along with the incredible recipes. Thank you! I can only imagine the joy you have in discovering and sharing these delightful, inspiring grannies. I was 35 before I tasted authentic Italian food at home - shopping for the ingredients was incredibly romantic.
The most important and genuine Italian pasta channel. Congratulations! Congratulazioni! Felicitaciones!.
Saludos desde Argentina.
Every week, these videos are a treasured treat. Thank you. I can't imagine anyone who doesn't watch with a big smile on their face.
What a great character Marietta is - and sticks to the old frugal ways of making ragu, with small amount of meat. My wife's mother, Nonna Teresa, always used to cringe at the huge amounts of meat that TV chefs put into ragu - hers tasted fantastic - and we still make it to her recipe.
hi Tony, yes you're right - home cooking starts and ends in a very different place to cheffing. 😊🌺 best wishes, Vicky
Nice one , actually I’m really depressed right now, lost a coworker. very devastating , Needed someone to talk to.
Brava Nonna Maria!! Mi fa tanto piacere vedere come cucini pasta di casa. Buonissimo!
My great-grandmother was born in Alto Adige; the province is the northernmost of Italy. She wasn't good at pasta but a great baker and cook of all variants of 'cucina povera' like canederli which needs some 'forgotten' bread. She always had funny shaped Pane di Pasqua for the kids on Good Friday. She was a frugal lady and died peacefully at 106.
Rimarrà nei nostri cuori con tutte le nonne italiane (o altoatesine)
hi Michel, thank you for sharing your great grandmother's story; 106 is an excellent age to reach. 😊🌺 best wishes, Vicky
What an amazing lady! I hope she stays healthy and has many more years with delicious pasta dishes! :)
I just love watching these shows I love these beautiful grannies that remind me of my dear grandma Mamá Martha ♥️🌹♥️🙏🏻
Aww that’s so sweet
Where do you live if I may ask?
I love this Nonna💜🙏
Nice one , actually I’m really depressed right now, lost a coworker. very devastating , Needed someone to talk to.
Crips! She is gangster. Just playing. She is really cool and deserves an award for her pasta. I'm from Los Angeles where set banging and tag banging come from.
Nonna Marietta is definitely an OG!
A lot of people don't know that Crips rep for the pasta.
Watching these amazing videos makes me miss my late yiayia ( grandmother in Greek). Also all the old Greek people that i know that they live past 90 , they been working outdoors all their lives , at the fields or at the sea and eating fresh home made food . So i think those are the secrets for a long life , be near the nature and eating fresh well made food!,
Suddenly missing my granny. Though she was a spoiled princess in her childhood and youth 😄. Love these hardworking grandmas. 💗
This woman is incredibly amazing, well done Marietta
She is sooo sweet
Ooh - I like this - just one egg with water added. What a woman - a truly inspiring lady - go Marietta! Grazie!
Soooo much to learn from these wonderful women. They live a full life and eat healthy and fresh
Thank you for sharing! I smile reading the stories you tell. The food must be great.
Che meraviglia! adoro il vostro canale e tutte le nonne! Ahimè io non ho conosciuto le mie ma vedere queste mi riempie il cuore!! Quanta cultura! love your channel 😄
She is so lovely and adorable.
Her hearing and memory are still intact. Amazing. And her cooking looks absolutely yummy. I would definitely visit villages in Italy in the near future and would look for these Grannies and would pay to have their great pasta meals. Their authentic Italian meals reallly look so delish. B
What an amazing woman. God bless you nonna!!!
the simple recepie to get 100 years, thanks :)
No issues kneading the dough because she was CHOPPING WOOD YESTERDAY?!!!
What an absolute gem. Certainly aren't built like this anymore.
I love you,nona!God bless you! 💗
There is so much Glory of God in the presence of Ms. Marietta. Indeed, only Jesus Christ is all knowing.
She is almost 100 years old but looks like 60. The meal looks delicious but She is the Star ⭐ of the show. May God bless her with many more years to come, to pass on her wisdom.
What a wonderful woman! I shall be so lucky to be like her at her age.
Ammmmazing Marietta! Pasta Grannies are the best!
Many a times I watch these videos just to see the energy level & enthusiasm of these grannies. They are so cheerful & full of life
Thanks for the video. The music sound nice, sublte. And the video is a little longer. It is great to know the nonna about their life. Thanks again
Nice one , actually I’m really depressed right now, lost a coworker. very devastating , Needed someone to talk to.
She looks like my adorable grandma, that passed away of the age of 90, in 1996. She was born in Brazil but had italian ancestors. I DO LOVE THIS CHANNEL ON UA-cam.
This one was a little more personal listening to her speak about things like the past and life. A little more then about pasta 🍝 . You could feel her emotion.