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1. Re: Italiano Polizia morte [1]
Giovanni, Was sorry to hear of your country men getting killed in Iraq. I send you my Deepest SYmpathy. My nephew was there during the war and he came back home only for a month and he's been sent to Germany and from there they are sending him to Korea for a year. Donny had only one more year to have 20 years service and he took a test and passed and now they added 2 more years to his time now. Virginia ----- Original Message ----- From: Sharon L Terpe To: ITA-CAMPANIA-CASERTA-L@rootsweb.com
2. Re: Italian names [1]
Hi, It was just a derogatory term, adopted by the locals, to refer to Italians. The origin of this term is unknown to me. I may have spelled it improperly, as I never seen it written, only spoken. WOP is easier; Without Official Papers. Later, Tom Sharon L Terpe wrote: > Hi Tom > > I'm just trying to clean out the mail box...and was > reading this from you...September something.. > Guinea Gulch...I have never understood the meaning > of Guinea. What does it mean? I know wop always > meant "without
3. Re: Caserta web site [1]
Hi Tom The penuch fudge was the first thing I'd received since our latte/leche exchange. Good thoughts, Sharon
4. Re: Caserta web site [1]
Tom, I found that mesg in my deleated file. I must have mistaken it for spam. It was just strange that no mesgs for 10 to 14 days except that one. Bill
5. More on Penuche [1]
My wife couldn't resist trying the recipe. I thought it was delicious but she says it might be too sweet. A nice subject to debate... Bob Campopiano
6. Re: More on Penuche [1]
Hi, You could give it a less sweet frosting (coconut) or a less sweet bottom crust (graham crackers) to reduce the sweetness. That is how I like my fudge. You can keep the gooey stuff, give me penuche. Later, Tom "Robert D. Campopiano, Sr." wrote: > My wife couldn't resist trying the recipe. I thought it was delicious but she says it might be too sweet. A nice subject to debate... > > Bob Campopiano > > ==== ITA-CAMPANIA-CASERTA Mailing List ==== > To unsubscribe. Send a message to: > ITA-C
7. Fw: Hi [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: VIRGINIA VENTRONE To: Sharon Cece Sent: Saturday, November 29, 2003 1:11 PM Subject: Hi Hello Sharon , This is Virginia. What happen to the List. is it down? I haven't gotten any mail from the group or Giovanni or Tom. Have you heard anything lately? It's been sometime now. Thanks Virginia in Akron Ohio
8. Christams gift? [1]
Hello All, How would you like to give a Christmas gift to the group? Do have an old family recipe (non americanized) that your family brought to America from the region of Campania? If everyone who has a recipe, sent it in, we could collect them in a file, and have some real regional dishes to enjoy this holiday season. I will start by submitting the below; This recipe which is very common in Italy and known by many names, with regional differences came to America with my great-grandmother in 1905. Sh
9. Penuche Fudge? [1]
Hello All, Can anyone tell me if penuche fudge is a Italian candy? (italiano: PEN-U-CI) I always assumed it was Italian, from the spelling, and also that my Italian aunts always made penuche fudge. Anyone know if penuche is Italian? I have a very simple, quick recipe from my family cookbook; Penuche Fudge =========== 1 cup brown sugar 1/2 cup butter 2 tablespoons milk 1 pound sifted confectionery (powdered) sugar Put brown sugar, butter and milk into saucepan and bring to a rolling boil. Remove from
10. Re: Italian names [1]
Hi Tom I'm just trying to clean out the mail box...and was reading this from you...September something.. Guinea Gulch...I have never understood the meaning of Guinea. What does it mean? I know wop always meant "without papers." Was that just a pejorative term flung at all immigrants or just Italians? Happy thoughts....Sharon
11. Re: Caserta web site [1]
Surnames By Town: Italy has everyone seen the note attached to this site now? Wasnt this an offshoot of the caserta site? Here it is or go to the site to see it yourself. NOTICE: This webmaster has had too many demands on his time to maintain this site lately. The site was too unprofitable anyway. Anybody else who want to start a similar site, help yourself to the database. CLICK HERE. Each line is, e-
12. christmas eve italian style...... not really genealogy but worth the read [1]
ALL ABOUT (Christmas) EVE I thought it would be a nice idea to bring a date to my parents' house on Christmas Eve. I thought it would be interesting for a non-Italian girl to see how an Italian family spends the holidays. I thought my mother and my date would hit it off like partridges and pear trees. So I was wrong. So sue me. I had only known Karen for three weeks when I extended the invitation. "I know these family things can be a little weird," I told her, "but my folks are great, and we al
13. Re: Penuche [1]
Christmas Treats
14. Re: Caserta web site [1]
Hello, Giovanni has gone on a little trip. The list goes in cycles of activity and dormancy. Possibly, people are busy cleaning their gardens, raking leaves, getting ready for winter, or enjoying autumn walks. They will be back when the cold sets in for winter. Later, Tom VIRGINIA VENTRONE wrote: > Hi Tom and Bill > This is Virginia , I also haven't received any mail for two weeks also and that was the reason I tried to subscribe agan to the CAMPANIA Caserta site. This is the first m
15. Re: Italiano Polizia morte [1]
Giovanni I, too, send condolences to all the loved ones of your police killed in Iraq. My heart theirs and yours, knowing that you, too, grieve for these lost young lives. God bless. Sharon
16. Re: Caserta web site [1]
Hi Tom and Bill This is Virginia , I also haven't received any mail for two weeks also and that was the reason I tried to subscribe agan to the CAMPANIA Caserta site. This is the first mail I got since you wrote me Tom and said that I was subscribe. What happen to Giovanni and the other listers. Virginia----- Original Message ----- From: Tom Olenio To: ITA-CAMPANIA-CASERTA-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Monday, November 10, 2003 1:52 PM Subject: Re: Caserta web site Hi, I just
17. Re: Caserta web site [1]
Hi, I just sent a message to the list yesterday and it came through (regarding "penuche". I am sending this to you and the group to see if it works. Later, Tom. Bill2232@aol.com wrote: > Tom, I have not received any mail re: the Campania > site for two weeks now. Did I miss a confirmation > email and was removed, or is the site down? BILL
18. Penuche [1]
My wife has over 1000 cookbooks, many of them Italian, but could find no recipe for penuche. She then checked our unabridged dictionary which had the following: penuche 1) also, panocha. Looking up panocha it reads: 1) Also penuche. A coarse grade of sugar made in Mexico. Also, panoche {1840-50;
19. Italiano Polizia morte [1]
Ciao Giovanni, Molti pentiti relativamente le morte da polizie in Iraq. Mio simpatie per tuo cittadini. A presto, Tom ========== Hello Giovanni, Many regrets regarding the deaths of police in Iraq. My sympathies for your citizens. Soon, Tom
20. Re: More on Penuche [1]
I passed your tips along to my wife. I agree with you--I liked the penuche much more than most types of fudge that I've had. Also, thanks for the reminder about guanti. Up in Rhode Island, they are still a staple at weddings. I rememeber when I was a kid, my mother and her sisters would prepare them by the basket full in preparation for a celebration. Since our family came from the Campania region, I'm sure that's the source of the recipe that they used. I don't have their recipe but I'm sure that it'
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