yellow feathers, i m still a bear, and also i really believe that stella brings the family does that. she has two dad but brings her uncle bruno and her aunt and nonna to this party so it talks about how it could be a grandmother. how it could be an uncle or an aunt, how it could be another family member. yeah, well, you ve made the case here. i mean, maybe it s just all the bear content that they re really finding controversial. i don t know, but caroline, thanks. what does a bear know about teaching goslings to fly? i mean, obviously. so thanks for explaining all of that to us and good luck with your students and we ll obviously be following to see what happens next. oh, thank you. we made origami flowers this week and they were beautiful and adorable. thank you. we all feel a little better about that and my panel wants to
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inspector. anthony: now your family is originally from naples, is that right? linda: yes. anthony: naples area? linda: came here in 1923 trying to strike it rich in the coalmines. my mother died when i was five, so we went to live with my nonna, and the first day i was there she pulled me up to a cook stove. anthony: dinner is a not untypical expression of hard scrabble appalachian practicality linda: now i don t measure anything, so nothing has a recipe here. anthony: and neapolitan roots. linda: these my dad would call pisellis, it s peas. mm, making mama dance. [ laughter ] now, this is what i m famous for in these parts. have you ever had spaghetti pizza? no, you haven t. don t say you have. [ laughter ] the tomato sauce was made with joel s tomatoes at the food bank. anthony: nearby, joel runs an organic hydroponic farm that supplies the local school system. linda: most of you ve all got your potatoes, right?
kitchen preparing family favorites where were you born? in italia. is that where you learned how to cook? yeah, my nonna, my mother. reporter: but nonna maria cooks for customers, not your cousins, at a restaurant in staten island aren t you supposed to be retired i like work i like to do. you like to work? i like to come every day. reporter: grandma s in the kitchen is the specialty of the house at enoteca maria it s magic. reporter: owner and proprietor joe scaravella i think the whole attraction with grandmothers are, it s when you are growing up that is like your safe space reporter: over more than a decade scaravella has assembled a mini u.n. of abuelos, bubbies and nanas. home cooking cuisine from asia to the middle east. every night a split menu, italian and food from someplace else. something sort of magic happens every evening here we re always anticipating what the different nonnas bring.