The Umbrian Thursday Night Supper Club (Paperback)

Marlena de Blasi (author)

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Paperback 368 Pages
Published: 05/05/2016

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Synopsis

'If you loved Under the Tuscan Sun, you’ll love this' Red Magazine

Every week on a Thursday evening, a group of four rural Italian women gather in an old stone house in the hills above Italy’s Orvieto. There – along with their friend, Marlena – they cook together, sit down to a beautiful supper, drink their beloved local wines, and talk.

Surrounded by candle light, good food and friendship, the four women tell Marlena their evocative life stories, and of cherished ingredients and recipes whose secrets have been passed down through generations.

Publisher: Cornerstone
ISBN: 9780099591856
Number of pages: 368
Weight: 255 g
Dimensions: 198 x 129 x 23 mm

MEDIA REVIEWS

If you loved Under the Tuscan Sun, you’ll love this. Great stories of ageing, abandonment, lost loves and Mafia feuds, interspersed with wonderful recipes for authentic dishes - Viv Groskop, Red Magazine

Celebrates the life-affirming joys of food and friendship... Marlena de Blasi recounts meals she and four Italian neighbours cook together every week and the stories they share about their lives and loves. - Good Housekeeping

Charming... astonishingly rich... Marlena De Blasi writes about the food with mouthwatering relish... Best of all, the women tell de Blasi the stories of their lives: stories that between them make for a terrific piece of social history - Reader's Digest

Marlena de Blasi knows how to write real-life romance... Each woman's passions, disappointments and hopes are artfully recounted in this earthy celebration of life's "small delights" - Sydney Morning Herald

Marlena De Blasi’s glittering descriptions and mouthwatering recipes take you directly into the heart of Italy and into the souls of the Italian people. - Adriana Trigiani, author of The Shoemaker’s Wife