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About Michael Tucker
I’ve been an actor for about forty years and a writer for half as many. I have worked in theater, TV and movies - in New York, California and many points in between. I’m married to the actress Jill Eikenberry – thirty-eight years this June – and we now divide our time between New York and Italy, where we have a house nestled among the olive trees in Umbria. I’ve written three books, all of which have food and drink prominently involved. The first is “I Never Forget a Meal” which explains itself; “Living In a Foreign Language” about our house in Italy; and “Family Meals”, a book about how our family turned into Italians around the crisis of Jill’s mother’s decline into dementia. There’s a lot of food in that one, too.-
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Tag Archives: summer
I NAPOLITANI
Brian and Maria Gabriella are Americans who live in Umbria part of the year. They recently got back from a trip to Sicily and were regaling us with stories of eggplant pasta… Continue reading
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Tagged apricots, boys from Naples, eggplant, farro pasta, indulgence, italy, Michael Tucker, Neopolitan, summer, Tomato, Umbria
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COOKING FOR GIRLS
For dinner tonight, it’s three girls and me, so vegetarian seems the best way to go. Continue reading
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Tagged a little pick-me-up, Eataly, Madison square park, Mike Tucker, NYC, roast beef, summer
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Labor Day Weekend
New York over Labor Day weekend is a lot like Rome during Ferragosto — and Jill and I find ourselves here with some space around us. Continue reading
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Tagged BBQ duck, Matisse, MOMA, not fancy chinese, NYC, salt-baked shrimp, summer, The Blue Note, Tuck and Patti
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More (plural of mora, which means blackberry)
Only a mile or so from our house is Ettore’s farm and everything he grows
is strictly organic. In mid-to-late-July, his big crop is berries of all kinds and
especially big, fat, unbelievably sweet blackberries. Continue reading
Peperonata
Here’s a deep-summer dish – perfect for late July and early August when green, red and yellow peppers are plentiful and cheap. Continue reading
