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3.23.2018

Stacked Eggplant and Mozzarella Casserole and Garden Salad

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Donna Lynne: Lucca, (LU), Italy; Donna has been living in Italy since 1988 and has done a lot of different things in these 30 or so years! She has taught English as an "esperta di madrelingua" (mother tongue expert) in a technical High school, helped her husband run an Italian Language School, managed a restaurant (head cook and bottle washer!) and opened the first internet café in the Marche. She loves to knit, cook and spin - in that order! But she hates housework! Most recently she has been organizing knit events and workshops in Italy to promote the work of Elizabeth Zimmermann.

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