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 ====== Enoteca Maria ======
-{{tag>Restaurants Cuisine Food Dining Culture}}
+==== Grandmother from a different country ====
 Enoteca Maria is an "Italian" restaurant in New York City. Half of the menu is a fixed Italian menu, and the other half changes daily. Each day the restaurant chooses a grandmother from a different country around the world who designs the evening's menu to honor their native culture.  [([[https://www.nytimes.com/2017/03/02/nyregion/at-this-staten-island-restaurant-a-kitchen-run-by-grandmas.html|New York Times]])]
+==== Two nonnas working in the kitchen ====
+There are two nonnas working in the kitchen at any given time, one as the chef and the other as her sous chef. This means that a European nonna and an African nonna can work side by side in the kitchen, learning each other's recipes. [([[https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/nonnas-of-the-world|Atlas Obscura]])]
+==== Nonnas of the World ====
+To this day, Nonnas of the World has featured cooks from Syria, Bangladesh, France, Japan, Poland, Venezuela, Greece, Czechia, Pakistan, or Turkey. [([[http://www.truli.com/blog/376261/a-taste-of-home-by-robin-trimingham|Truli]])]
+==== Joe Scaravella ====
+The idea came about after owner Joe Scaravella lost his mother in early 2000. When he opened Enoteca Maria two years later, Scaravella employed Italian grandmothers ("nonnas") in his kitchen to create a sense of homey comfort in his restaurant. [([[https://www.nbcnewyork.com/news/local/staten-island-restaurant-nonnas-cooking-homemade/2040069/|NBC New York]])]
+{{tag>Restaurants Cuisine Food Dining Culture}}

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