My wife and the mother of our six children, Lucia, is from an Italian family and two of our disagreements are whether Bolognese sauce can be served with spaghetti and whether a cappuccino after dinner constitutes a grave faux pas. Imagine my excitement upon reading in the Oz ‘Italy’s ten Culinary Commandments.’
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Jack Snelling is the South Australian health minister and former treasurer and speaker of the house.
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