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Forchetta Sbagliata: Jewish-Italian Cooking
Tuesday, September 12, 2023 | 6:30PM
$300 INCLUDES GRATUITY | OPTIONAL WINE PAIRING
Limited to 8 guests
Food plays a role in our sense of identity. While it's not something that we explicitly talk about on a regular basis, it comes up through memory, travel, spies, or senses. The Jewish food of Italy is an integral part of the history and culture of the Jews in Italy.
For this installation of Forchetta Sbagliata, Executive Chef Jacob Rozenberg and Sous Chef Casey Bayer will intertwine traditional Italian Jewish dishes with cultural experiences and family heritage.
The Jewish community of Italy is small but it bodes a rich history. Italian ingredients and dishes with unexpectedly Jewish roots include eggplant (eggplant parmigiana, pasta alla norma), artichoke (stuffed artichokes, Jewish-syle fried artichokes), sweet ricotta treats (Jewish New York-style cheesecake likely derives from Italian ricotta cheesecake). To name a few!
Upcoming Classes
Pasta Omakase with Marc Vetri
Pasta Omakase with Marc Vetri
Tuesday, November 25, 2025 | 6:30PM
$300 includes pasta omakase, welcome drink, and gratuity
Limited to 6 guests
Experience the art of pasta like never before
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Truffle Festival 2025 | December 12th
Friday, December 12, 2025 | 6:00PM
$1,195 includes multi course truffle dinner, pre-dinner champagne reception, premium wine pairing, and gratuity
Limited to 20 guests
"In the world of flavor, white truffle reigns as royalty."
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Truffle Festival 2025 | December 13th
Saturday, December 13, 2025 | 6:00PM
$1,195 includes multi course truffle dinner, pre-dinner champagne reception, premium wine pairing, and gratuity
Limited to 20 guests
"From the soil of Piedmont rises a treasure beyond compare."
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Truffle Brunch 2025 | December 14th
Sunday, December 14, 2025 | 11:00AM
$695 includes truffle brunch menu, premium wine pairing, and gratuity
Limited to 20 guests
Sunday (truffle) brunch day. "White truffles are not cultivated—they are discovered, making each one a rare gift of the earth."
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