Laura, your granny has three lives ahead of you, that's why Nonna does not need measurements, the experience in everything to be a master. Nonna is lovely!!!
Haha, why are grandmas amazing?? My boyfriend is German and his grandma literally makes the most amazing food like it's nothing. I mean, her Käsekuchen is outta this world. Thanks for the lovely recipe Laura!
Hurray for all the nonnas of the world! They come from an era when the cooking was done with the heart. I've started to collect their recipes already. Thank you so much!
WOW!!!! Just wow!!! I just made this cake. It's amaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaazing!!!! I replaced the liquor with some lime juice. Thank you and your Nonna for this amazing recipe
Sarah Castelo I know right..My granny did the same thing..It's a wonder they didn't cut themselves..This older generation of cooks were on some other shyt.lol
that is amazing. I love the bond you have with her. I"ve lost my grandmother when I was little, and I think of her almost everyday. they really are important in someones life!
Hey Laura, I did this Apple cake two days ago. I added some raisin and it was great. My friends asked me for the receipt. It is really good and taste delicious, the cake is moisture and the balance and not too sweet, just the right measure of sweetness.
I adore your recipes with your Nona! It seems as though all of us viewers learned a great deal of our own culinary skills from our Grandmas. God bless them all, you never really know how much they've influenced and loved you until moments like these.
This video with your grandmother and all the ones with her warms my heart so much...memories are something NO ONE can replace...I want to adopt her as my grandma...both mines are gone now and she so much reminds me of them!! I bet she has a heart of gold but a whip of wind!! :-))))))) thanks for sharing with us!!
So I have recently started my own venture in baking and I love this video! Your grandmother is so beautiful and tell her a stranger said "Thank you for showing your amazing skills in the kitchen!" Thanks for sharing Laura!
Just made this today, and I am ADDICTED! Such an amazing recipe! Wish I had the talent to come up with such a delicious product just by eye, taste and smell.
I started to cry because I lost my grandma last year and I can tell the relationship you have with your grandma. I wish I would of learn some of my grandma's recipe since grandmothers cooking are the best. I was dying when she said vista and you didn't listen the first time
Laura, hearing you speak Italian is like a dessert to my ears, because I love the language so much and am looking forward to learning it. Could you make a recipe where you speak Italian instead of English? :D Pretty please.
My grandma is 96 years old, and she is an awesome cook. She is in Mexico and I'm here in America. She has cancer but thanks God, she is doing great. I miss her so much! When I watch your videos with your grandma, I can't hold my tears. I love your grandma, Laura!
Your family seem so sweet. Thank you for sharing this recipe. It's a huge portion for just me and my husband so hopefully over time I'll figure out how to make a smaller batch x
OMGosh, Laura...I just LOVE your nonna!!! I think it's wonderful that you're so close to her (as I was to mine). I hope you enjoy every moment with her, she is AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I came to the US when I was 13 and never had the chance to learn how to cook/bake from my grandmother. I loved this video and your interaction. You are so lucky. Also, loved to see that you have the Portuguese ""galo de Barcelos"in your kitchen. Um beijo!
You can be the best cook or the most famous person in the world, but in your grandmother's kitchen you are nothing more than a grandchild and the only way is to do things her way! You two are awesome!
I just made this cake, it is amazing! Soo moist and the flavor is really nice, just very light and summery, the limoncello really does make all the difference! Lovely recipe! :)
I can't tell you how much I wish I could cook with my "Nonna" - she is passed now. I love that you do these videos and this is a beautiful recipe as always.
Your nonna is adorable. I wish my grandmother was still here but she died when I was 10. Grandmoms always seem to cook everything perfectly- like you said without even measuring- and it always tastes so delicious. Please share more of your nonna's recipes and thank you for posting this.
When I was 18, I was baking something with my mom. She snapped at me for eyeballing the flour. Then she scooted me out of the way, grabbed the bowl and put the flour in a measuring cup and it ended up measuring out to the exact amount we needed anyway, then she told me, "Gabe, you measured it perfect!" Then I was like, "Told ya!" I'm a self taught cook. Whats been working for me the last 17 years hasn't failed me once. Your Nonna is awesome! And she's absolutely right! lol
I cannot tell you enough how EXCITED I am about this amazing recipe! Thanks so much for sharing it. You're nonna is a gem! My husband and I are big fans of apple desserts!
I love it when you do Italian recipes with your Nonna, as for me as an European they seems more familiar and instantly remind me of my childhood and how my own grandma used to bake cakes :)
OMMIODDIO! Seguo il tuo canale da tantissimo e sentirti per la prima volta parlare italiano è stata un'emozione enorme! Grazie delle tue ricette, sei meravigliosa! Una fan italiana
I have loved your recipes for quite some time now, but the fact that you can speak two languages right off the top of your head is amazing! Did you grow up speaking Italian? English? I'm sorry if this sounds rambly, but I just love hearing foreign languages being spoken so naturally! Thanks again for the recipe, Sophie.
Laura the cake looks delicious. I have added it to my list of cakes to try. Your grandmother was wonderful. I look forward to watching more videos with her.
Hi Laura,I am a regular viewer of your videos.I come from Saudi Arabia.I tried out this recipe and it came out well.My family loved it. Thank you for this wonderful video.May God bless you dear.......
Hi Laura, Love your videos. What a beautiful relationship you have with your grandmother she is so precious, treasure her as I'm sure you do. I wanted to make this cake but the recipe isn't listed, either are the previous two recipes, please print them when you have a chance. Thanks and take care, Anna
I'm from different part of the world and I'm making a cake that is identical in 90% with this recipe and I agree - it's fantastic. The batter is delicious even before baking.
I absolutely loved watching this, it did bring tears to my eyes, as I remember cooking with my grandmama, and she was the same way, she never measured a thing and it always came out the same every time. BTW, she too would of had my head if I left anything in the bowl. Again, thank you so much for sharing.
Aww your nonna is so adorable, she reminds me of my beloved nonna. That cake looks fantastic. My mum makes the same cake and your right it's so moist and delicious and even if you don't like alcohol, I think it's a must in this recipe as it brings it to a new level and keeps it moist too. My mum adds a little sour cream to the cake also to maintain the moistness but overall it's exactly the same. Thank you to your nonna and yourself for sharing this with us. Yum.
I tried this one out and it was gone in one day...it was so good and everyone said that i had to make one as soon as possible :) thank you and your nona so much for the great recipe :)
I love these videos with your grandma! So special!! Thanks for sharing this with us! I think you should put a clip of you two baking in your opening clip!!
Made it today and loved it..very soft,could taste the lemencello very well.THe cake itself is not that sweet, but when topped with powdered sugar it's perfect.Thanks Laura and thanks to your sweet Nonna.
Hahaha! this is the BEST video you have ever posted .. I'm so glad I got to know your grandma a little more and I hope you keep flying to Italy and coming back with more Nonna recipes ... You both are amazing. God bless you :) xx
Hi Laura love the videos with you and your grandmother and hearing you speak Italian it is something I have been missing I never spoke Italian but my mother and father grandmother aunts and Uncles always did at family holidays it was always part of the of the Hoidays..brings me back..I noticed you did the cake batter with just a spatula first time I have seen someone not use some sort of mixer to mix things together. can't wait to try it thank laura :)
I love that your Nonna doesn't even use an electric whisk. It goes to show that the fancy tools don't really matter. Basic can be just as tasty!! I've been looking for apple recipes for the Autumn. I'm going to try this cake in the next few weeks. Thanks x
When I was a baby my parents spoke a different European language to me and I live in Canada. When I went to school I barely knew english but now I know it perfectly. Its just matters what your parents teach you or how you grow up :)
