DINING WITH NADIVA Ep 64 Guest Host: Christian and Latoya Diva’s Table Topic: Can men with children be self-sufficient without a woman? Word of the day/ Definition: Raillery; good, humored teasing Example Sentence: “She was greeted with raillery from her fellow workers.” Featured Restaurant: Salumi Kitchen Owners: Angela Shaghaghi and Kenneth Collins Phone: 201 995 6626 Location: Lodi, Nj Bio: For over 13 years, Angie has been in the kitchen with both children and adults, offering cooking classes and private catering events. She has received national recognition as a contestant in 2 cooking competitions on The Rachel Ray Show, competed on Cutthroat Kitchen and was featured as a guest judge on Chopped “Lipton Tea” commercial series. Food has been Angie’s passion since she was a little girl, and just a few short weeks ago, she fulfilled a lifelong dream of publishing her first cookbook. Join My Table features traditional recipes with a modern twist, while incorporating personal stories from tables around the world, taking you on a true culinary journey. To add to the excitement, Rachel Ray recently invited Angie back on the show to do a cooking segment featuring a recipe from the book. You can see a portion of her appearance by clicking on the link below: Bergens (201) Magazine featured an article entitled “Catching up with Angie Shaghaghi” talking about all she has accomplished since she last appeared as their cover story in 2008. Please feel free to visit Angie’s website www.creative-cooks.com to learn more about her. Since the pandemic, Angie has joined forces with her partner executive Chef Kenneth Collins to bring families back to the table to share quality time with their meal delivery service from Salumi Kitchen located in Lodi. Monday through Friday, Bergen County residents can order a gourmet meal for their families to be delivered to their front door! Weekly meals are curated thoughtfully and include all cuisines. You can order online at 4for40salumikitchen.com Featured Dishes: Chicken Dish Mediterranean style. Diva’s Table Topic: Can a man with children be self-sufficient without a woman? • Stats: Becoming Emotionally Self-Reliant - zen habits Are you emotionally dependent? Ask yourself these questions: • Are you looking for a romantic partner to make you happy? • If you have a partner, do you look to this person for love, for sex, for support, for reassurance, for validation? • Are you upset if your partner doesn’t react in a certain way, doesn’t meet a need? • When you’re alone, do you feel the need to fill the loneliness void with distraction? Are you always on your phone when you’re alone? • Do you complain a lot about other people? Get mad because of things they do? • Is your relationship the center of your universe? What about your relationship with friends or your kids? • Do you get bothered if your partner does something that doesn’t include you, or cuts out something that you’ve been doing together? Do you get jealous? Word of the Day/ Definition: Raillery; good, humored teasing Scripture: 2 Corinthians 12:9 “But he said to me, My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness. Therefore I will boast all the more gladly of my weaknesses, so that the power of Christ mat rest.”
