I didn't learn recipes.
I learned a way of life.
I grew up in India with a deep love for feeding people โ the kind of love that needs no reason, only an occasion. But it was in Italy, where I spent twenty years, that love became craft.
I trained alongside legacy Italian chefs and home nonnas โ women who measured flour by touch and knew when dough was ready by sound. Real kitchens across Tuscany and Emilia-Romagna, not culinary schools.
Today, from my home in Abbotsford, I bring all of that to you. Every order is made slowly, from scratch, and with love.