Chicken Cacciatore how Nonna makes it
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ส.ค. 2024
- Chicken Cacciatore
1 Pack chicken thighs
1 white onion
1 tbsp garlic
1 tbsp red and green pepper
Salt and pepper to taste
1 hot red pepper
1 tsp garlic and pepper seasoning
Cook 45 minutes to 1 hour
They are just the best!!
Thank you for “introducing” us to the rest of your family! I predict their channel will be as successful as yours! ❤️😎
@@randygreen007 Yes, now we know where she got her sass from.
@@Woozlewuzzleable True sass with class.
@@randygreen007 True.
How old we're your grandparent's when they moved here
That story from Nonno was a great reality check, I'm so glad you guys are taking the time to document their lives, they have so much to teach!
Would love to sit at the dinner table with your Grandparents, sharing a delicious meal and listening to their stories. I know you realize how lucky you are! ❤️
Blessed to be sure.
Agreed!
I’m holding back the tears while watching this because I recently lost my mother to Alzheimer’s. I was her caregiver for the 10 years she was plagued with this disease. Momma started teaching me how to cook when I was 5 years old. I miss you so much momma. 💔
It was obvious from the jar of tomato sauce Nonna makes her own tomato sauce from the tomato's in their garden. Maybe come next summer, the next harvest you can do a video of Nonna and Nonno showing how they make their tomato sauce?
They are a treasure!
What precious treasures your grandparents are! Living connections to history and wisdom. Endless libraries of stories. Thank you!
As an Italian (from NY a long time ago) I have never had the pleasure of my grandparents. Something I wished I would have learned from. God Bless You. You are so fortunate to not only have had your Grandparents but to grow up with them.
Truth! :)
If you cook, eat and live in the basement… what do you save the upstairs for ?
That pan lid says EVERYTHING but leftovers are LIFE!
Thanks for sharing.
God bless you
Who doesn't eat leftovers? I just can't imagine that. When I make stuff, I've found leftover can actually taste better, because it has time to sit in the fridge and absorb all those juices and spices. People who don't eat leftovers I feel are really missing out.
@@clarity2199 They are the best part of the food, there are some very wasteful people out there unfortunately.
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@@clarity2199agree! More flavour the next day! 💜❤️💙💚
At 4:16 no truer words have ever been spoken! My mother grew up in the Appalachian mountains of North Carolina so her family saw plenty of hunger. They were farmers because if they didn’t grow it they didn’t eat. It was that simple. Waking up before the crack of dawn to look for the milk cow and gather the eggs was done daily. There was no running water or electricity. A spring house was near their cabin to store any perishable food they might have. Words aren’t enough to describe my mother. She was a force until we lost her to Alzheimer’s disease. It’s almost like her hardships never ended!! But you know she smiled and laughed through it all. Except maybe some of the stages of Alzheimer’s. Fortunately I got that situation turned around for her. I’ve posted a few videos on my channel about our time dealing with that disease if you’re interested. My channel isn’t monetized I just want to help others see that Alzheimer’s doesn’t have to be as bad as they think will be. I was holding momma in my arms and singing “you are my sunshine” into her ear as she drew her last breath back in June. She was comfortable and pain free thanks be to God for answering those prayers! 🙏🏻
Thanks be to God is right Randy! Ty for sharing your story. Love, & God Bless you in Jesus name! :)
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Nonno taking care of his home and giving straight up facts. People who have lived with what is now called "food insecurity" never grow out of the lessons learned from not having food, or having very little. Nonna, with her no-nonsense cooking, magically whipping together simple but deliciously flavor layered dishes (you can nearly taste it through the screen!) shows she understands how important food is, and how much cooking and feeding is an act of love and respect.
And leftovers are amazing, food is always better the next day.
Sure are! :)
More time for flavors to develop. I do t want to say that I look down on people who waste food but it hurts my conscience when I see food being wasted, especially when Ive seen the hands that made the food and the effort that went into it.
Especially spaghetti sauce 🤤 it always tastes better the next day to me
OMG---I have a pan lid just like that. My grandma had to replace the wire in the handle but it still works great. This brings back many sweet memories. I love it when the family cooks together. Blessings to all.
So happy I came across this video 📹 I pray more people will see this and learn from what your grandfather said 🙏
I love listening to his stories, looking at his garden and cleaning his plate like my dad did. I could cry because he reminds me of my dad so much. 😢
My Mum was your Grandparents generation. Even though she grew up in relatively safe Ireland during the war, she had rationing of a lot of items. She never wasted a thing in her life, if it could be reused, mended, made into something else it was. Great life lessons.
Food looks so yummy and nonno's memories are so interesting. It's so nice to have grandparents who can tell you about their lives
God bless nonno and nonna, they've been through a lot of life. Brought me to tears to hear nonno say he was starving to death and then got removed from his home town during WWII. I remember my nonno Gio and nonna Maria Carmela taking about the same thing happening to them. It wasn't an easy life, they are strong, they've been through a lot of hardships. They are one of the greatest generations, the appreciate things, they work on things, they invent (like your nonno the fabulous artist he is) they know how to survive because they had to. We thank our nonnos and nonnas for us being here, for providing for us and loving us more than they could ever say. The chicken Cacciatore looks deilizioso! Brava nonna and nonno. Tanti auguri e baci from Florida.
It always makes me smile when I see there is an upload of the Spicy Nonna. I know the recipe and Nonni in the garden will be peppered with something for me to learn and discover. Their stories are a testament to wisdom and lives well lived. Thank thank thank you for coming up with the concept of the show. It provides great joy and comfort to those of us in the isolated world we seem to be living in. Its a pleasure to make their acquaintance! ❤
Our pleasure! Thank you for the kind words!
Love the rooster collection! That dish looked delicious and yes..leftovers are the best ❤
Many dishes are even better the next day as the flavors are even more infused .
I thank all of you for bringing me closer to my beautiful Italian immigrant grandparents. Gone for a long while (I'm 76 myself!) and never forgotten. Just hearing that sweet and charming Italian inflected English takes me way back to a beloved time and place. Patty D.
P.S. Nonna's cooking is quite like my Grammy's. The taste of her food always tantalizes me to cook better than I can.
Your grandparents seem so lovely
This is like watching my own family. My grandfather would work in the yard, he still goes out and walks every day. My grandmother would work in the house. For a long time there was always a garden or orchard to harvest from. They both lived through the depression and the war. They were married for almost 73 years. They raised 6 children, outlived 2 of them,outlive all of their siblings, have over 20 grandchildren and I don’t even remember how many great grandchildren. There’s a lot of them.
The stories they have are so wonderful! Funny, heartwarming, charming. Even the sad ones make you feel like things will be ok because they came out the other side of them ok.
We should all be so lucky 💜
Listening to Nonno is like listening to my Mamma tell me stories of growing up in Italy during and after the war..BTW, it was in Abruzzo too!❤❤❤
What a blessing to have your grandparents and their stories. ❤
You said it! A Blessing, a Blessing from God, Jesus our Lord, & Savior. :) Thanks be to God! :) God Bless! :)
Your grandparents are wonderful and the food looks amazing. Thank you for sharing your heritage and great family.
Ciao nonno
Love your stories.
My parents too survived 2nd war in italy abruzzo. Makes me emotional hearing the same stories
Omgosh, what a huge lovely yard. Julian(?), I so wish you would get in there helping along side your Nonno. I so pray you n your sister shall continue actively what both your Nonno & lovely Nonna have taught you. Peace be with us all 🙏. "Isa"
What a beautiful family you are.
Nonno is absolutely correct. Wasting food is a sin!
Cherish them, I remember my Nonno telling me stories about the war, and after the war, he was taken as POW in North Africa in 1943, and was in England until the end of the war. The stories he would tell me about hunger, and the war in general.
The stories from Nonno must be amazing. I could sit and talk with him for hours. Please enjoy the time you have with them.
Just….wow! ❤
I try to repurpose branches from tree's to use in our garden. Bless Nonno. "Isa"
I want to adopt this couple as my grandparents! ❤
I love how simple the dishes are but how flavourful they must be.
The finest generation. Thanks for bringing your experience to us. We love you all.
My Grandparents on my father's side are from Sicily. They told me stories how they went through terrible hunger during but especially after the second world war. It broke my heart and gave me a greater understanding of why they would react to certain things the way they did. ❤ I miss them so very much ❤
Nonna really is a wonderful cook. Love hearing nonnos stories.
Awesome grandparents! I’m 72 and don’t have any stories as interesting as these two! ❤
Oh the stories...I know them well! What will happen when the generation of story tellers are gone? Beautiful food, beautiful family...che Dio vi benedica❤
That’s my dad! Full of interesting stories.😊
Italian Cane, used for stakes for next year’s tomato 🍅 & bean plants 🌱 👍
They have so much to teach us! Like how to keep busy and work not be in our phones! Appreciate nature , food and family!
I just love these incredibly special people who are your grandparents.❤❤❤
I feel so happy watching this channel. I pray that families come back together like this and realize, So goes the family so goes the world...
Just found you guys and your grandparents bring joy and peace in my life I love your grandfather stories, very wise man.❤
Bobbi’s teaching about food is wonderful
Hearty dish. Simple and full of flavor🤌
This teachings and wisdoms needed in today's society ❤🙏
Hi from Australia, got to this site from Girl with Dogs. I agree with Nonno, not using up leftovers is so wrong. My parents were children on farms during the Great Depression, but they still had to work hard to make sure there was enough food to exchange with neighbours, and always made sure the very poor got food as well in their area. Thats what you did. I still don't waste leftovers, pan fry cooked veg with a little butter, use up casseroles by having on toast next day, all delicious !! My grandkids love it. Always freeze leftover rice, so easy to use then. Thank you for the recipes and love the stories too.
Now I'm hungry!
Nina- I gave my daughter two baby chickens at Easter. She is obsessive. She bought 98 more chickens. All different breeds. The chickens ate all the flowers and bushes and grass in her backyard. It is a desert now! Chickens eat everything!😂😂😂😂😂
Thank you so much for filming this. Your family is so loving - and so insightful.
Oh I so agree with you Nonna, I prefer bone in Chicken. 😊 "Isa"
I know what it's like to have your stomach have that rumble of hunger. You are blessed if you don't know it .I never judge anyone who ask for a dollar or so to eat and give what I can.I am blessed with a warm home and lovely meals now so I won't take it for granted.
Oh my! I have a lid like that that was my Mom’s. It’s perfect. It fits everything 😂
I use a banana pepper, yum
What a beautiful yard.
This video was great! Regarding the message at the end: COMPLETELY AGREE! One of my pet peeves is when people don't eat their left overs. Not hungry now? Fine, save it for later. It's horrible when people throw away food! You guys are wonderful!
Thank you for sharing your wonderful family with us. I can't find the proper words to express my gratitude ❤
Terrific cooking Nonna, moving story Nonno. Thank you both.
So good to preserve the memories!
Your grandpa reminded me so much of my Daddy when he was picking figs!! Love, love, LOVE your grandparents❤️
My Mom was a depression survivor and she could make soup from absolutely anything.
I love them both so much.
I know what popaw means about being hungry
I have been in the same place very hungry
I don't like to waste anything
Thank you for sharing
I love the family
Ty for sharing your family you are truly lucky ❤️
delicious beautiful meal Nonna 🌷love Nonnos stories 🌷
adorable ❤❤❤❤
Love this family new sub here ❤
My parents were depression era kids, and my dad later fought in WWII in the Pacific. I was always taught to eat everything that was out on my plate, to waste no food. When I was growing up (60s-70s), the saying was "Clean your plate, there are children starving in China".
Hi Nonna, Nonno Julian and Vanessa, great hearty meal,looks delicious,Nonno, WW2 story, is similar to my mother ‘s and what they went through with food, stay safe and life after the war, yes we are lucky we didn’t have to go through the things that your grandparents/ my mother went through . Love Katherine xoxo
Please ask your Nonna if she's ever heard of canadale ( I probably spelled it wrong) it's a recipe we make in our family but there's no actual recipe for it, and I've never seen anywhere. Awesome channel, thanks for sharing.
Try the channel Pasta Grammar, Eva has a knowledge of all foods all over Italy. She is amazing with food.
@@shainazion4073 yes! I love them. Watching has really stepped up my Italian cooking.
Dani, I hope you check there for your family dish 😊
I feel blessed to watch your channel.
Thank you!!
This generation needs to understand this!! It's very true to have hunger pangs!! We save leftovers and we eat them until they are gone!!
Bravo. Sono contento
Wow just like my Grandma, she also had a recipe for the best spaghetti sauce, made from a chicken base, but the recopies were lost.
I love the leftovers
I agree ..Eat everything on your plate
Would love to share dinner with your family, thanks
Wow that's nice! I think I might just actually try to cook it
Hail leftovers!
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My parents were kind of like that: my mom had a paralyzed vocal chord and my dad was partially deaf.
My grandfather is very hard of hearing. Some of my relatives say it was from his time in the Marine Corps, of roughnecking, a life time of labor and hard work. The rest of us know that’s mostly true, but we watched very closely and realized that it isn’t that he’s lost most of his hearing, it’s that after nearly 73 years of marriage, my grandmother slowly wore out the range her voice fell into 😉
So grateful to be a short part of their long beautiful life.
Thank u Nonno!!
Thank you
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Where in Italy are they from? as my friend's Nona instead of riso y pisos, she made pasta with peas and onions, sauteed in olive oil. Yumm!!!
That lunch looked absolutely delicious. The beans she cooked. What kind are they?
I miss my nonni.
If you've never been hungry you don't understand how important leftovers are. I'll freeze sauces and soups that are left over. Just in case. The pain of being hungry is... a different kind of pain that I wish on no living thing.
I hope they both know how IMPORTANT it is for their first hand experience and everyday life to be recorded if not in video but in some format. So many stories and just.. mental pictures of the world will be lost if we don't preserve them.. the every day person has more incredible stories to tell than you could imagine
Fig’s are the best!
Tell Nona, she can dice any vegetable by cutting through it from top to root end in parallel cuts, but not through the root, then cut across, 1 cut through and you then have a dice. She works to hard.
Do they have 2 kitchens?
Making good use of the food, including eating leftovers,
is a way of showing respect to the goods of the earth,
to those who have cultivated and prepared the food
and to the animals that have had do give their lives.
I see this at the heart of pagan food offerings.
(Also, some food tastes better the day after.)
Good story Nonno…
What was the plant he was cutting? He said like bamboo but not?
look up the history of the rooster in Italy interesting ... are they from Florence ?
What city in Italy?
Che disastro! Il pollo alla cacciatora in Italia è tutt'altra cosa!
How does your Nonno winterize the fig tree that is against the house?
He covers them all up. Big procedure. We can make a video on that in the fall!
Thank you, I appreciate that!!! GOD bless!@@thespicynonna
i google translate cacciatore it mean football palyer ??
Who the f doesn’t eat leftovers?
Wasteful people. :(
It was hyperbole. He didn’t mean, don’t eat left overs, he meant eat all of the food on your plate and don’t leave leftovers. 😊 People who have gone hungry don’t eat leftovers because they never leave any food leftover.
Nono went hungry during and after WWII. Now he eats everything on his plate, so no leftovers to eat later 🤙🏼