Niki's Cucina: Last Weekend at Valia's

Saturday, May 3, 2014

Last Weekend at Valia's

Last weekend we had a dinner party at my friend's house. It was unbelievable! Her husband, Leo, was craving foods from the South and we fulfilled his desired. We prepared such a feast that I am still savoring it a week later.

In this post, I will showcase all the dishes and I promise you that I will come back with all the recipes individually because each of them is a star. Here we go:

Photo by Laura

Photo by Laura

Photo by Laura

Photo by Laura

My mouth waters just by watching these pictures. I know yours will too. It was a wonderful night among wonderful friends and plenty of great food.

Buon Appetito!

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