About Skip & Holly
May 5th, 2007Skip Lombardi is a professional jazz musician and cookery author: La Cucina dei Poveri, Recipes from My Sicilian Grandparents. He also writes about contemporary Italian and American cooking and food-related issues.
Writing and lecturing on the arts and cuisines of the Muslim world, Holly Chase has worked in the Middle East, South Asia, Africa, and Europe. She organizes yacht charters and specialized tours of Turkey. http://hollychase.com
May 2nd, 2008 at 1:45 pm
Hey, Skip! It’s that ‘other’ Skip:-) It’s too bad about Fred’s. I’ve only been there twice and that was the original Fred’s, not the new Fred’s. I liked it and liked it even more while driving by and seeing all the people sitting around there and shopping. Now it’s dead again. And don’t forget Uva Rara (sp?) I noticed a few months ago while working on a mural over on Pineapple that they are now gone. Bummer…
Skip
September 11th, 2009 at 8:49 am
Skip, Hi! Why is it when the mornings turn cold and crisp, I find myself pulling down my collection of Skip’s Lombardi’s recipes and making out a shopping list to include things like calimari and porcini mushrooms? Must be Fall! I think it’s going to be goat cheese ravioli this weekend. Little JC Fredette is 6 now and plenty old enough to turn to handle of the pasta machine. Time he learned – and while we’re at it, I’ll tell him about a guy we used to know who taught us all about Italy, and a few other things worth knowing.
How bittersweet those memories are. Hope you haven’t changed a bit!
Paula
May 11th, 2011 at 1:59 pm
I wanted to see if I could get permission to use the photo of Maria’s from the Red Barn piece you did for one of our stories, in exchange for a link back to your blog (which I love FYI)
Dennis Maley
Editor
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