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Under The Tuscan Gun

12:55 PM PST on December 27, 2009

Gabriele Corcos and Debi Mazar

Under the Tuscan Gun is a site/blog that features recipes from Tuscany.  And It is here where Debi Mazar and her husband Gabrielle Corcos come in.  They have created this show/site to bring you homemade Tuscan food and share their family recipes.  The couple takes you through a step-by-step cooking process and shares a list of amazing recipes from appetizers, to cakes, pastas, meats, drinks, desserts etc.  The show is casual and intimate as they allow you to enter into their kitchen at home.

Gabriele Corcos and Debi Mazar

Well it was recently announced that the show has been promoted to Television.  The show will premiere on January 8th of 2011 on the Cooking Channel.  It is anticipated to be a fun show mixed with comedy, good food and some fashion.

Here is one of their videos of some of their cooking:

To read more visit click here ---> GALO EATING or simply visit their site, Under The Tuscan Gun

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