I remember back in college, I went to my roommate's house for dinner. Their nonna was over helping mom cook dinner. My roommate just wanted to play video games, so I wandered into the kitchen and asked Nonna if I could help. She looked at me like "You want to do WHAT?" then came over and gave me a big hug. She and roommate's mom started teaching me how to cook - which also made roommate very happy of course 😝 Good mentors, no matter what their craft, are truly worth their weight in gold.
I'm a Jamaican lady who's married to an Italian man. I just came across this channel, and im learning more about how to make Italian food. My mother-in-law is a pretty good cook, too. She and my mother dont measure anything either, lol. This is golden. Thank you for sharing these videos. ❤❤❤❤
There is no specific recipe for brown stew chicken. The videos on UA-cam are merely guidelines...you can tweak measure of ingredients to your taste until you get to a place that suits your taste.
The generosity makes me smile. He's so proud of his figs, and even though animals get lots of them, he gives half to each grandchild. What a lovely family!
@@supergram7409 I grew up having a grandma who had a massive fig tree beside her house. She lived just outside of downtown in a historic side of the city (civil war battle) in one of its old suburbs, which of course was a small lot. I didn't know how blessed it was to have something like that in such a place as it wasn't exactly a farm. That tree was always full of figs, in the tree and on the ground from going overripe. It was the most fragrant of any tree I'd ever experienced. It's the reason to this day figs are my favorite fruit. They are absolutely heavenly. Truly divine. Plums and peaches are up there (the ones with no sour spots in them), but figs are truly special.
Before my Italian mother died 2.5 years ago she taught me her recipe for meatballs and sauce. Your grandma and my mom are the only ones that I know of that use veal in their meatballs. All the restaurants never use it. However, what my mom did with her meatballs was to brown them in a frying pan first and THEN put them in the sauce. That sauce would simmer for AT LEAST SIX HOURS before removing the meatballs and then about another hour before jarring the sauce. Back in the 80s my mom would make this sauce EVERY Sunday. It became such a ritual that I nicknamed it Sunday Sauce. Everyone who has ever tasted mom's meatball and sauce recipe LOVED THEM. I remember one time in the late 80s a friend came over one night and I heated up some meatballs and a little sauce in a bowl and told him to try the best meatballs and sauce he ever tasted. After the first bite he literally never took his eyes off the bowl and held it near his face to inhale the aroma. Whenever I jokingly tried to take the bowl he turned to prevent it. Another time I remember was when was in college and my graphic design class was having a Christmas potluck that the students brought in. Well the night before mom and I made 65 meatballs and sauce, to large pot fulls. Then next morning I brought in container full of meatballs and sauce and a crockpot for them to simmer in throughout the day. OMG!!!! You want to talk about the most popular dish in the room. Once that crockpot was going ALL the students were "drooling" to get some meatballs. The aroma wafted out of the classroom into the hall and anyone passing by would stop at the door and inhale. In a very short time ALL the meatballs were gone. Mom's recipe was handed down from her mom and from her mom going back to the homeland. That's when you know you have a good recipe.
Yes, I sautée my meatballs too before I add them to my sauce. And yes, I use ground beef, pork and veal too along with egg, parsley, onion, garlic, 1 slice of white bread soaked in milk, salt & pepper. Delicious!
Maybe the use of veal is regionally based. My grandmother from the Naples region used this mix. My grandmother from Sambuca Sicily did not. Also as someone said already there was white bread and milk in my Napolitano grandmother's mix. Napolitano Grandmother put the meatballs to cook in the gravy raw; Sicilian grandmother panfried them then put them in the gravy. Also the Sicilian gravy was thicker and browner and stuck to the pasta more since she used crushed and paste instead of pureed tomatoes. She added sugar as well, probably to offset acidity from the amount of paste used 🤣
I'm so glad you're doing this. I recently lost my Dad, and we used to cook together... but same thing.. we don't measure anything, nothing is written down, and now I only know half of every recipe! We are an Italian family too, so I am hoping that by watching these videos it will help me figure out our own family recipes
Love Your Family, but especially NONNO, A VERY WISE, SMART, AND SWEET GENTLEMAN! Reminds Me Of My Italian Father! God Ever Bless You All! Saw a picture of NONNO playing the accordion, which I Love, because I played the accordion too! Ciao!
We were 3 little girls all with different tastes, my nonna used to cook our favorite dish for each, we had a feast every Sunday. Bring back so many memories, thank you! Hugs to nonna and nonna, God bless.
I love your Grandparents, they remind me of my parents who also came from Europe with pennies in their pocket. Good food, hard work and love of family are all hallmarks of any old school European family. Of course, I had to like and subscribe and I look forward future vlogs.
This made me smile today. When your nonna said "I don't measure anything", I remembered my greek grandmother telling me "Just enough of each ingredient" when I would ask her how much of each spice to use. I lost her last year but this brought back alot of happy memories of going to Greece and eating my grandmothers cooking.
I love this channel. I have italian-american grandmother. Nonna making way too much food and your grandfather Nonno giving fantastic advice and pushing delicious fruit your way, makes me feel at home ❤️
I come from McLaughlins and Derisos. I am blessed to have two cultures that have great food. Holidays were a circus! I will cherish them forever. I have tried to pass this on to my children.
LOVE nonno and nonna, they remind me of my Italian grandparents. My nonna cooked just like this, no measurements, she just knew and it was always delicious food, no matter what she made. Your nonno is an excellent artist, I'm surprised he isn't known for his art, he has many artistic talents. Thank you for sharing your family with us, this is very special. God bless this beautiful family. Baci e auguri from Florida
When I was a little girl and was at my grandparents my grandmother would give me canned peaches or pears and add red wine to them as a treat ….ohh that made me smile 😊😊😊😊😊😊. We would also get wine cut with 7-up as kids on holidays .
Oh my, I had no idea Nonna and Nonno were on UA-cam also. I've been watching on fb. I just love these two, Nonna is such a good cook, and her spicy attitude and words bring many smiles to my face. Nonno is so talented, he can do so many things. I hope his grandchildren are learning from them both. They have so many things worth learning that just aren't taught any more. Many blessings and much love form Livonia Michigan ❤
The love in your family is beautiful. You are very blessed. I am going to love this channel. I came from your sister's channel. Thank you for sharing, your family made my heart smile. ❤️
As little girl I once told my Nana I love Aunt Theresa meatballs more than yours. I don’t think she ever forgave me. I’m a good cook I learned from my Nana, Mom and Aunt Theresa. You are blessed with loving grandparents, cherish every moment.
I enjoyed seeing Nona prepare this receipe and grandchildren trying hard keeping up with her for the measurements. I had a great laugh! Thanks for the amazing receipe! I also enjoy listening to Nono. Great family videos!
@@onlyjesussaves840 THIS is your response? I'm telling a family that I think they are wonderful and your response is to tell me I'm doing it wrong? So lame.
Your Grandparents are such a wealth of knowledge for everyone especially the younger generation! Your Nonna cooking the way she does brings back so many wonderful memories of my Mom cooking the same way, not measuring! We would always have company! It was always a feast with leftovers for everyone to take care packages home! So glad I found your channel!🇨🇦
❤You had me at “Nonna”!! I love to learn family cooking recipes. My “Nanna” (b.1897)was from Germany, so my mother’s idea of spaghetti & meatballs was meatballs more resembling meatloaf. With breadcrumbs, an egg and grated carrot and bell pepper, etc. And then, she took a can of tomato juice, not sauce, a big can of tomato juice and poured it over the browned meatballs. That was it. She might have sprinkled a little oregano in there. And did I mention that she rinsed the pasta. Back then in Texas that was “I”talian!! (But she made a great stuffed cabbage roll❤️.)
I really enjoy watching your channel. Gives me lots of memories. Cherish your mother and father and the kids there nonna and nonno. My two sisters and my brother we talk about them all the time the great memories and stories we had.
The Life lessons and advice are priceless! You kids are so lucky to have sweet wonderful grandparents you can lean so much from, many blessings to you all 🙏
Oh my goodness the hard hard work she puts into her cooking she truly cares about her cooking and family no short cuts for her she is amazing and such blessing to watch
I grew up in an Italian family in San Francisco. I could smell that sauce! This is wonderful, reminds me of every Sunday night dinner. Nothing better than a meal at Nonna and Nonno's house. Thank you for sharing your family. ❤
Awww so sweet, reminds me of my sicilian family. There was no measuring! As the oldest granchild I called him NuNu Guy instead of NaNu & then there was my NaNa Rose who was known as the strongest woman in town to pull up a sturgeon more than 6ft. We loved fishing together on the Delta in Pittsburg, CA (Contra Costa County). Wish I had videos to save as you do of your grandparents. Thank you for sharing! Ciao!
Such a sweet couple and happy to see they are enjoying life! I am starting to make my own sauce and thank you for giving me the idea to add pork ribs for flavor. Everyone enjoys your good homemade Italian cooking,Nonna. This warms their hearts and yours as well! Your video's are fun to watch!😁
I just discovered your channel and you just happened to be cooking my favorite food in the world meatballs and pasta and meat sauce, it looks absolutely delicious. Aside from the cooking the family getting together and sharing a meal together is awesome!
I like watching her cook she like my mother never measured like my father never measure when cooking and her her husband my goodness it’s a regular family. I love watching you guys do real good very good food delicious❤
Nonna, I finally got to make your meatballs and sauce today and it was so delicious! So rich! Thank you so much for sharing your recipe. It will forever be added to our menu for Sunday suppers.
My great grandmother's recipe box were in lunch plate, dinner plate measurements. It took me years to change to normal measurements. Loved every minute of it. Thank you for sharing your grandparents
I played this over and over again so I could write down the recipe. I think would be a great idea if you would make a cookbook for your grandmas all of her great recipes she has not only will it be great for your family to have something passed down from generation to generation, but the public would love to have something that taste so delicious.
I remember back in college, I went to my roommate's house for dinner. Their nonna was over helping mom cook dinner. My roommate just wanted to play video games, so I wandered into the kitchen and asked Nonna if I could help.
She looked at me like "You want to do WHAT?" then came over and gave me a big hug. She and roommate's mom started teaching me how to cook - which also made roommate very happy of course 😝
Good mentors, no matter what their craft, are truly worth their weight in gold.
Mama does NOT play.🤭
So true an great words of wisdom 😊
@@paulbowden2317 When children were respectful to elders.🤔
I loved when my Nonna taught me her recipes. She's gone now and I can make her sauce perfectly
Girl with the dogs I love her she’s one of my favorite channels I had no idea
same!
Really appreciate the advice and words of wisdom from nonno. He is so sincere and I felt like I was sitting at the table and he was talking to me 💜
I'm a Jamaican lady who's married to an Italian man. I just came across this channel, and im learning more about how to make Italian food. My mother-in-law is a pretty good cook, too. She and my mother dont measure anything either, lol. This is golden. Thank you for sharing these videos. ❤❤❤❤
Your children must be stunning ❤
I _love_ brown stew chicken. But every recipe on the internet makes it differently.
There is no specific recipe for brown stew chicken. The videos on UA-cam are merely guidelines...you can tweak measure of ingredients to your taste until you get to a place that suits your taste.
Not even a minute in and I’m in love with your family. I’m a NY Italian and this is a BIG memory of my family for me! 💕
Ditto ❤ because many are gone in my family, I love listening to Nonna & Nonno once again 😊
The generosity makes me smile. He's so proud of his figs, and even though animals get lots of them, he gives half to each grandchild. What a lovely family!
Fresh figs are the best . ❤
@@supergram7409 I grew up having a grandma who had a massive fig tree beside her house. She lived just outside of downtown in a historic side of the city (civil war battle) in one of its old suburbs, which of course was a small lot. I didn't know how blessed it was to have something like that in such a place as it wasn't exactly a farm.
That tree was always full of figs, in the tree and on the ground from going overripe. It was the most fragrant of any tree I'd ever experienced.
It's the reason to this day figs are my favorite fruit. They are absolutely heavenly. Truly divine. Plums and peaches are up there (the ones with no sour spots in them), but figs are truly special.
Before my Italian mother died 2.5 years ago she taught me her recipe for meatballs and sauce. Your grandma and my mom are the only ones that I know of that use veal in their meatballs. All the restaurants never use it. However, what my mom did with her meatballs was to brown them in a frying pan first and THEN put them in the sauce. That sauce would simmer for AT LEAST SIX HOURS before removing the meatballs and then about another hour before jarring the sauce.
Back in the 80s my mom would make this sauce EVERY Sunday. It became such a ritual that I nicknamed it Sunday Sauce. Everyone who has ever tasted mom's meatball and sauce recipe LOVED THEM.
I remember one time in the late 80s a friend came over one night and I heated up some meatballs and a little sauce in a bowl and told him to try the best meatballs and sauce he ever tasted. After the first bite he literally never took his eyes off the bowl and held it near his face to inhale the aroma. Whenever I jokingly tried to take the bowl he turned to prevent it.
Another time I remember was when was in college and my graphic design class was having a Christmas potluck that the students brought in. Well the night before mom and I made 65 meatballs and sauce, to large pot fulls. Then next morning I brought in container full of meatballs and sauce and a crockpot for them to simmer in throughout the day. OMG!!!! You want to talk about the most popular dish in the room. Once that crockpot was going ALL the students were "drooling" to get some meatballs. The aroma wafted out of the classroom into the hall and anyone passing by would stop at the door and inhale. In a very short time ALL the meatballs were gone.
Mom's recipe was handed down from her mom and from her mom going back to the homeland. That's when you know you have a good recipe.
What lovely memories to have of your mom 💛
Yes, I sautée my meatballs too before I add them to my sauce. And yes, I use ground beef, pork and veal too along with egg, parsley, onion, garlic, 1 slice of white bread soaked in milk, salt & pepper. Delicious!
Ina Garten/Barefoot Contessa uses the 3 meats in her meatballs. This is the ONLY way meatballs should be
made!!!
@@mere0224 thanks
Maybe the use of veal is regionally based. My grandmother from the Naples region used this mix. My grandmother from Sambuca Sicily did not. Also as someone said already there was white bread and milk in my Napolitano grandmother's mix.
Napolitano Grandmother put the meatballs to cook in the gravy raw; Sicilian grandmother panfried them then put them in the gravy.
Also the Sicilian gravy was thicker and browner and stuck to the pasta more since she used crushed and paste instead of pureed tomatoes. She added sugar as well, probably to offset acidity from the amount of paste used 🤣
The algorithms are not doing these videos any justice. These videos are great!
These videos are a UA-cam gem. This is feel good stuff.
@@roni-ku3un This is more in tune with the original UA-cam and what people did with it. It's beautiful.
I'm so glad you're doing this. I recently lost my Dad, and we used to cook together... but same thing.. we don't measure anything, nothing is written down, and now I only know half of every recipe! We are an Italian family too, so I am hoping that by watching these videos it will help me figure out our own family recipes
The love this family shares is so strong it comes right through this video. What a blessing!
It does! I thought the same thing and truly a blessing.
Thank you Vanessa and Julian for introducing us to your gorgeous grandparents… Pomeranians, Video’s and meatballs made with love xx
My mom used an ice cream scoop too! 😢 Brings tears to my eyes with loving memories. She passed away at the age of 96.
I can’t tell you how much I enjoy these videos! Thank you, and keep them coming! 🥰
Absolutely! Thanks for watching!
Real cooks never measure. We scale with our hearts.
Love Your Family, but especially NONNO, A VERY WISE, SMART, AND SWEET GENTLEMAN! Reminds Me Of My Italian Father! God Ever Bless You All! Saw a picture of NONNO playing the accordion, which I Love, because I played the accordion too! Ciao!
I loved this video! It’s great that you spend this time with your grandparents.
We were 3 little girls all with different tastes, my nonna used to cook our favorite dish for each, we had a feast every Sunday. Bring back so many memories, thank you! Hugs to nonna and nonna, God bless.
ooh very handsome grandson! Hi Julian. Looking forward to more videos. Wish you had started them a few years ago. Happy Birthday Nonna x
OMG I LOVE THESE TWO SO MUCH
"A plate of this." My Irish grandmother used that same recipe. 😆
I love your Grandparents, they remind me of my parents who also came from Europe with pennies in their pocket. Good food, hard work and love of family are all hallmarks of any old school European family. Of course, I had to like and subscribe and I look forward future vlogs.
This made me smile today. When your nonna said "I don't measure anything", I remembered my greek grandmother telling me "Just enough of each ingredient" when I would ask her how much of each spice to use. I lost her last year but this brought back alot of happy memories of going to Greece and eating my grandmothers cooking.
African American here we refer to them as dump ! cooks
What an amazing family ♥ It's a pleasure to watch you all!
I love this channel. I have italian-american grandmother. Nonna making way too much food and your grandfather Nonno giving fantastic advice and pushing delicious fruit your way, makes me feel at home ❤️
I come from McLaughlins and Derisos. I am blessed to have two cultures that have great food. Holidays were a circus! I will cherish them forever. I have tried to pass this on to my children.
So heartwarming. Loving the food . This channel might become one of my comfort channels soon , love the calming vibe overall
LOVE nonno and nonna, they remind me of my Italian grandparents. My nonna cooked just like this, no measurements, she just knew and it was always delicious food, no matter what she made. Your nonno is an excellent artist, I'm surprised he isn't known for his art, he has many artistic talents. Thank you for sharing your family with us, this is very special. God bless this beautiful family. Baci e auguri from Florida
Holy cow Vanessa! Is she making meatballs for the whole village?
This is the Italian way! Learn it. Know it. Live it.
I love it 😀
Thats a legit amount for 4 people
She is the best, also never occurred to you they share these lovely food with friends or save as leftovers
@@thereturningshadow and Love it!
With so much crap on these days.. it’s so HEART WARMING to see something HONEST AND REAL!
THANK YOU FOR HAVING US OVER😊
What a lovable family! Each person is special in their own way.
They are just to cute. Y'all blessed to have them with y'all
When I was a little girl and was at my grandparents my grandmother would give me canned peaches or pears and add red wine to them as a treat ….ohh that made me smile 😊😊😊😊😊😊. We would also get wine cut with 7-up as kids on holidays .
Videos of your family is like sharing gold with the entire world ❤ Thank you all so much!
They are the best! I love watching the interaction between the grandparents and their grandchildren. Great cook!
Oh my, I had no idea Nonna and Nonno were on UA-cam also. I've been watching on fb. I just love these two, Nonna is such a good cook, and her spicy attitude and words bring many smiles to my face. Nonno is so talented, he can do so many things. I hope his grandchildren are learning from them both. They have so many things worth learning that just aren't taught any more. Many blessings and much love form Livonia Michigan ❤
This is so sweet. So much of quality time in one video. M loving it. I love your grandparents and all❤
omg I love how grandparents all over the world have similar mannerisms like nonno being 'you never tasted a fig like this before' *finger*
1 minute in, i already adore your grandparents
When I tell you this warms my heart!!!This is what's missing a family unit and love!!Good ole fashion values!!!!!
The love in your family is beautiful. You are very blessed. I am going to love this channel. I came from your sister's channel. Thank you for sharing, your family made my heart smile. ❤️
I'm here because Girl With The Dogs sent me! I love the channel and you've inspired me to make meatballs and sauce, but not so many!
Omg this channel is phenomenal. I love your nonna and nonno
I taught high school for many years. This is a great video to be shared with aspiring young people!
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Thank you for sharing grandparents! I didn’t have mine growing up. But now you share! ❤
Oh I'm so glad to find this from Vanessa channel !! Ok, now we just need tons more videos! Love ya Vanessa!
As little girl I once told my Nana I love Aunt Theresa meatballs more than yours. I don’t think she ever forgave me. I’m a good cook I learned from my Nana, Mom and Aunt Theresa. You are blessed with loving grandparents, cherish every moment.
Ohhhhh😮 😂
"You'll never taste a fresh fig like that" HAHA I love that energy
I enjoyed seeing Nona prepare this receipe and grandchildren trying hard keeping up with her for the measurements. I had a great laugh! Thanks for the amazing receipe! I also enjoy listening to Nono. Great family videos!
Loving these two, I have officially adopted them as my grandparents. And your brother is a gem. Love to all
These are treasures with your grandparents. Good for you, getting them videoed.😊
Here from Vanessa’s channel…loving it!
@kathleenorr9237 What is the name of Vanessa's channel please?
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@ @GirlWithTheDogs this is Vanessa’s channel, it’s dog grooming! Bit different from this one 😄
@@kathleenorr9237 Thanks so much for answering my question! 💐❤️😊 Have a lovely day.
A plate-ish.
I LOVE THIS!!! Thank you for sharing your Nonna with the world. You're very lucky!! A beautiful family. 💜
No such thing as luck. They are Very Blessed! :)
@@onlyjesussaves840 THIS is your response? I'm telling a family that I think they are wonderful and your response is to tell me I'm doing it wrong? So lame.
Love these two. They are passing on such wisdom.
Your Grandparents are such a wealth of knowledge for everyone especially the younger generation! Your Nonna cooking the way she does brings back so many wonderful memories of my Mom cooking the same way, not measuring! We would always have company! It was always a feast with leftovers for everyone to take care packages home! So glad I found your channel!🇨🇦
❤You had me at “Nonna”!! I love to learn family cooking recipes. My “Nanna” (b.1897)was from Germany, so my mother’s idea of spaghetti & meatballs was meatballs more resembling meatloaf. With breadcrumbs, an egg and grated carrot and bell pepper, etc.
And then, she took a can of tomato juice, not sauce, a big can of tomato juice and poured it over the browned meatballs. That was it. She might have sprinkled a little oregano in there. And did I mention that she rinsed the pasta.
Back then in Texas that was “I”talian!! (But she made a great stuffed cabbage roll❤️.)
Same but my mom was part French Canadian so not bad and she added lots of love prob like yours.😉✌️
I think Spicy Nonna and Nonna Pia should get together. They’re two gems that their families share with the world!
Yes but Spicy Nonna lives in Canada and onna Pia lives in the U.S.
Nonna is so beautiful. We would love to see pictures of your grandparents when they were first married.😊
I really enjoy watching your channel. Gives me lots of memories. Cherish your mother and father and the kids there nonna and nonno. My two sisters and my brother we talk about them all the time the great memories and stories we had.
The Life lessons and advice are priceless! You kids are so lucky to have sweet wonderful grandparents you can lean so much from, many blessings to you all 🙏
Your Noona is like my Mom, who can't make the same dish twice because she doesn't measure anything and never writes anything down. What a great Lady!
It makes me smile every time I watch this video.
Oh my goodness the hard hard work she puts into her cooking she truly cares about her cooking and family no short cuts for her she is amazing and such blessing to watch
Wow, Angelo is extremely wise. Nice family.
Fabulous~! :) My Grandmother never measured anything either, & her food was the best too! :) I'm coming over for dinner! :)
Your Nonni are wonderful! 🇮🇹 🇨🇦 ❤ Wonderful advice by Nonno. Listened to it twice.
I grew up in an Italian family in San Francisco. I could smell that sauce! This is wonderful, reminds me of every Sunday night dinner. Nothing better than a meal at Nonna and Nonno's house. Thank you for sharing your family. ❤
Absolutely wonderful!! What a joy to see these lovely, wonderful people!! The food looks amazing!!
And Nonno, you have such a talent in all you do.
Nonno and Nonna are adorable 🌷
Thank you nonno for the excellent advice. Tante grazie per i consigli. In bocca lupo.
4:07 Here in Italy there are also those who fry the meatballs a little and then put them in the sauce.
Lesson with Nonno, this made my day and girl with dog makes my morning giggles.
Your grandparents are wonderful and entertaining. Your grandmother Nonna should have her own cooking show!
They are precious! And meatballs for the whole neighborhood! ❤😂
Amazing dishes, amazing life lessons, amazing family ! Thank you for sharing.
Awww so sweet, reminds me of my sicilian family. There was no measuring! As the oldest granchild I called him NuNu Guy instead of NaNu & then there was my NaNa Rose who was known as the strongest woman in town to pull up a sturgeon more than 6ft. We loved fishing together on the Delta in Pittsburg, CA (Contra Costa County). Wish I had videos to save as you do of your grandparents. Thank you for sharing! Ciao!
Just like my great aunt Rosie from Sicily taught my mom when she married into the family. Always cook the meat balls in the sauce ❤ so delicious ❤️
NONNA DON'T NEED TO MEASURE, AFTER YEARS OF COOKING IT COMES NATURALLY❤❤ THOSE MEATBALLS LOOK DEVINE😊
ok, but is everyone in GirlWithTheDogs' family gorgeous?!? Cuties, Nonna & Nonno! MUAH🧿🧿
Such a sweet couple and happy to see they are enjoying life! I am starting to make my own sauce and thank you for giving me the idea to add pork ribs for flavor. Everyone enjoys your good homemade Italian cooking,Nonna. This warms their hearts and yours as well! Your video's are fun to watch!😁
I just discovered your channel and you just happened to be cooking my favorite food in the world meatballs and pasta and meat sauce, it looks absolutely delicious. Aside from the cooking the family getting together and sharing a meal together is awesome!
I like watching her cook she like my mother never measured like my father never measure when cooking and her her husband my goodness it’s a regular family. I love watching you guys do real good very good food delicious❤
😊😊the eyes have it...❤
Grandpa, IS my favorite ! Such an Angel . 😇😇😇😇🙏🏻⭐🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆
I love your vids, so easy to follow, big hugs
I was in Rome this summer! Italy and Italian people are so chilled, loved the week, definitely go back, and I will try Nonna's meatball!
Nonna, I finally got to make your meatballs and sauce today and it was so delicious! So rich! Thank you so much for sharing your recipe. It will forever be added to our menu for Sunday suppers.
I felt like I was a kid again back at my parents' house. I loved this video!
sent this to a friend whose parents are from Italy. I also suddenly have a craving for meatballs
OMG! I love your grandparents!😊🤓😁💕
This is an authentic immigrant attitude from the 40’s, 50’s. Grateful people willing to do whatever it takes to make it in the country.
Such a great family. You can't ask for more than this.
My great grandmother's recipe box were in lunch plate, dinner plate measurements.
It took me years to change to normal measurements.
Loved every minute of it.
Thank you for sharing your grandparents
My pleasure, thanks for watching!
How lovely!!!! Thank you so much for this recipe, and for allowing us to meet your family. I’ve subscribed and tapped the bell icon. 🥰🧡🥰🧡🥰🧡
Oh my gosh I love these videos with your grandparents ❤❤❤❤ Thank you and Julian for sharing them with your viewers.
Glad you’re enjoying them! Thanks for watching!
Loved this, subscribed and looking forward for more.
Great couple ...they remind me of my late Greek parents. They look like they live life with passion.
Your grandpa sounds just like my dad did. Wow I never thought I would hear this voice again. God bless you all.
I played this over and over again so I could write down the recipe. I think would be a great idea if you would make a cookbook for your grandmas all of her great recipes she has not only will it be great for your family to have something passed down from generation to generation, but the public would love to have something that taste so delicious.
The sounds and smells of love.❤️
Passing down tradition- nothing more beautiful!
ok this is a channel i can get behind, i love your nonna