My North End EP 12 It didn't come from Italy.

[@jerrytwolanes4659]

Ahhh, nothing better than Richie and Joe! Thanks so much guys! You are the best!

[@MyNorthEnd-Boston]

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[@susanstawniak1826]

Love it! Nice and fun presentation!

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[@offshore4221]

Great site Geno - Thank you for the tip & the conversation today. Just subscribed.

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[@paulscioscia9520]

Enjoyed this - thank you Joe and Richie. 👊😆

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[@johnpasquale7095]

My grandparents called it zoog. That oil and vinegar with salt dressing is what I remember every Sunday.

[@MyNorthEnd-Boston]

Wasn’t familiar with that term thank you! Please spread the word about our channel!

[@pfrugoni]

Great video! Very accurate information. You got a new subscriber.

[@MyNorthEnd-Boston]

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[@brianglas7768]

Grew up in Camp HIll, PA. Many Italians. Their houses always smelled the best and never turned down dinner when invited over.

[@MyNorthEnd-Boston]

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[@carvalhoribeiro]

Another great video. Thanks for sharing this

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[@roccogiuliano2565]

Reminds me of old Mrs. Morielli who used to give me a nickel if I ate a second dish of her spaghetti and meatballs. Today my favorite is chicken parm, which I always order in tribute to my late beloved Irish Uncle John. As a Sicilian American I love the food I grew up with, whether it originated in the old country or not. Anyway, another highly entertaining episode of My North End.

[@MyNorthEnd-Boston]

Glad we brought back some good memories! Thanks for watching Rocco!

[@pcataldo91]

Thanks guys, my great grandparents Cataldo 12 moon st from Chiusano Italy and Dello Russo 36 Lewis St from Palma Italy both in the Campana Region, Prince Spaghetti Night!!! They got married there in Bostons northend moving to North St. they came over in late 1800s early 1900s. Vincenzo Cataldo came at 14 in Dec 1894 worked first as a candy maker for a cousins business

[@MyNorthEnd-Boston]

Wow that's amazing thank you for sharing your family history, amazing story.

[@Marco10Ar]

Entonces es una tontería empeñarse tanto en que se coma de una forma o de otra la comida italiana, si varía considerablemente de región a región, se ha convertidi todo en una histeria estúpida. Yo vengo de una familia siciliana radicada en Buenos Aires y mis padres me enseñaron que la pasta siempre había que comerla con tenedor y cuchara, ¿por qué? Porque era más fácil. y en verdad lo es, sencillamente se puede manipular mejor y no hay más. En Argentina todos la comen así, nunca he visto algo distinto, es más, no comer la pasta de ese modo en Argentina, o sea con el puro tenedor, se considera una forma rústica de comer, de alguien que no sabe manejar bien los utensilios. Pero ahora me vengo a enterar que muchos italianos se rehusan a usar la cuchara y que incluso lo consideran, inapropiado? Qué carajo, nunca comeré pasta enrollando el tenedor sólo contra el plato, es todo lo que puedo decir. La pizza también la comemos con cuchillo y tenedor en Argentina, en lo personal la como así sólo cuando está demasiado llena de ingredientes. Mucho conflicto por cómo se debe de comer en Italia pero mucha superstición. Es increible, veo pibes de todas partes de Italia, de Roma, Milán, se donde sea, qué sé yo, de 20-30 años con el rollo supersticioso, que si meten la sal en la cajuela Del auto para que no les pase nada en el camino, que no pueden pasar la sal directo en la mesa, que el pan no se pone para arriba porque es de mala suerte... eso era imposible entre los miembros de mi familia, la superstición era tajantemente rechazada por todos, personas que hoy tienen 95 años.. No sé si es un sesgo argentino pero, carajo, Italia parece bastante atrasada hoy en día.

[@MyNorthEnd-Boston]

Grazie per aver guardato il nostro canale e per favore fate circolare la voce!

[@nicolettastrada5976]

Tutto bene in Argentina?

[@anthonyfroio2883]

Great content, looking forward to your next video!

[@MyNorthEnd-Boston]

The next video is in production now stay tuned! And please spread the word!

[@sheroneikhuggins3083]

Thanks for this and i love Italian food!!

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[@therealitalianstallion]

Richie Spag.❤ Good stuff guys..❤️🇮🇹🇺🇸

[@MyNorthEnd-Boston]

Grazie !!! More to come spread the word!!!

[@giannicatalano6062]

Stallion 🫡🍷

[@therealitalianstallion]

@@giannicatalano6062 Hey buddy, that's my cousin Richie on the show..God bless buddy..🇮🇹🇺🇸

[@therealitalianstallion]

@@MyNorthEnd-Boston Absolutely 👍

[@nunya978]

Love you guys❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@MyNorthEnd-Boston]

Thanks that means a lot to us!

[@tranquil2706]

You guys are great!

[@MyNorthEnd-Boston]

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[@jimdellavecchia4594]

I'm from Phila and we call it GRAVY!!

[@MyNorthEnd-Boston]

Whether you call it gravy or sauce? It’s all good!

[@MaplevilleFarm]

DUDES Richie and Joe! Gravy Came from my Grandparents from my north end!!!

[@MyNorthEnd-Boston]

Thanks for watching and spread the word!

[@giannicatalano6062]

Buona! Good stuff🇮🇹💪🇺🇸🫡🍷

[@MyNorthEnd-Boston]

Grazie!! Spread the word!!!

[@Seeker386]

"Itayin"

[@MyNorthEnd-Boston]

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[@BobbyDiMucci]

you forgot scungilli

[@MyNorthEnd-Boston]

Wow, thank you I’ll have to look that up. Maybe we’ll do a part two. Spread the word about our channel !!

[@Mona-wz5bb]

❤

[@MyNorthEnd-Boston]

Thanks for watching please spread the word about our channel more to come!

[@WaitAMinute1989]

You mean the Caesar salad wasn't created in Mexico? So who made pasta first, the Chinese or the Italians?

[@MyNorthEnd-Boston]

Well, we’ll have to do a little research on that one. Glad you’re enjoying our channel please please please share it!

[@jimdellavecchia4594]

Naaath End

[@MyNorthEnd-Boston]

Keep watching and spread the word more episodes to come!

[@JeffryJoaquin]

Bonjourno

[@MyNorthEnd-Boston]

Grazie!