We may never find them on the menus of fine dining tables, but this traditional dish of the boot-shaped country is a must for the typical Italian Sunday family lunch.
In the US they are called "Manicotti", but Micky & Adry will let you "savour" the original recipe... obviously in the Italian style.
A typical Italian dish tutorial, seasoned with curious stories about Italy's cooking traditions and tricks only certified Italians can offer!
For the process make sure to join the tour on time since each step will be explained live!

Preparation time: 90 minutes
Cooking time: 50 minutes
Oven temperature: 180°C / 355°F
Cost and level of difficulty: low and easy

And if you wish to cook live with us equip yourself with:

INGREDIENTS (for 5 cannelloni / 2 people)

Be ready with:
Aluminum tray (20x25 cm / 10x12.5 in)
A rolling pin or Pasta Machine
And of course... much love!

For the pasta dough:
(consider about 20 minutes resting time for the dough)
100 gr. all-purpose flour (1/2 cup)
1 whole egg
A pinch of salt

For the stuffing:
2/3 of a sausage
100 gr. mixed ground (pork and beef - 1/4 US lbs)
1 egg
A teaspoon of Extra Virgin Olive Oil
1 celery
Half carrot
1/4 of an onion
2 teaspoons of red wine
A pinch of black pepper
30 gr. parmesan (1/4 US cup)
A pinch of salt

For the tomato sauce:
100 gr. tomato puree (passata - 1/2 cup)
1 teaspoon of Extra Virgin Olive Oil
Half of a garlic clove
Salt to taste

For the bechamel:
10 gr. butter (2 teaspoons)
100 ml. milk (1/2 cup)
10 gr. all-purpose flour (3 teaspoons)
Salt to taste
Nutmeg to taste

Conquer Roma Invicta as the Romans do, with astounding architecture and even better food. The Eternal City is always ready for you. Just bring your appetite (and a penny for the fountain). Mangia!

Rome

Love your cooking classes. You make delicious looking food and make it look easy!  Thank you. 

A brilliant demo as usual!  Really looking forward to having a go.  You have inspired me to dust off the pasta machine and I haven't regretted it!  Thank you for sharing your secrets.  

Good fun. Clear instructions and demonstration. Love your energy❤️🌺

It was very easy to follow, really enjoyable, I have ordered my pasta machine and can't wait to try this.  A great lesson

Fabulous as usual!    This is a Rock star couple!

Thank you, that looked easy plus it’s another recipe for me to try.

Arrived late do to issue on my end,but was still a great cooking class today. Will catch the class when offered again, as you two have gotten us through the last 13 months of furloughed from work

So much fun! A dynamic and very well organized duo. Fantastic! Thank you so much!

Fun  - I will look for more cooking demos with these 2

Thank you again for inviting us into your home and teaching us an Italian way of cooking. Brilliant. 

Definitely enjoyable and want to try the recipe! Please resubmit the description of this tour for the recipe Thanks 

Special cooking session with the couple. Cannelloni are definitely a difficult long recipe but they made it super easy

Thanks for the positive mood.. this always helps and the recipe was delicious!!!

Amazing cooking session with fabulous guides. To cook a delicious cannelloni meal, from scratch in that time. So organised, descriptive and friendly! Wonderful. Thank you.

Wonderful experience with this fantastic duo! They were able to deliver an amazing cooking class despite some technical difficulties that occurred. I truly love their energy and professionalism! The cherry on the cake is the family feeling atmosphere that Micky and Adry are able to create during their cooking classes!

You are just the greatest and know that you are loved because I had a tour guide yell at me in front of the whole tour for asking the name of the bush that she! mentioned, and I had no idea why, I had reported someone harassing her, and then boom!  So, I know a bit about how you must have felt.  I was So glad that you addressed the issue, which I hadn't expected, but is a terrific idea.  Tech things happen at our end, so why wouldn't they happen at yours? I hope that Anna is saying something as well, by the way.  
I am so incredibly sorry that you have had to go through that and even hate?  We are so very lucky. Most of us 20 years ago did not have cell phones, and certainly not everyone had any kind of computer as they were astoundingly expensive, and no internet. We have all of that freedom and I can't believe that you are being persecuted.  I had a very hard time growing up in an affluent family, and it got worse as I had no help or diagnosis. Something close to ASD and ADD (ADHD) and believe me no one understands, which is basically just shifting gears just a little. 
So, in my novel length notes, as usual lol,  I am trying to say that you have given me SOOO much happiness. It is wonderful to see how you interact because while my mum ( I don't use mom) could cook like Julia  Child, it was just labour, not a labour of love most of the time no one can do it every meal, but being well-fed is not the same as Being,  Well Fed. Feeling a part of something, not apart.  So I thank you so much, and one day, my son, D'arcy 28 with mild disabilities will join too. He doesn't say much, but Adriano, you will be such a virtual mentor thank you so much., and how you interact shows my son with ASD and ataxia from brain damage, how to interact with a lovely, talented young lady like Micky (and I am so glad that she doesn't look like Minney Mouse). You both are very, very cool.
I cannot believe how proud your parents are to see you as International Stars!!! Did you both learn to cook a lot at home?  Amazing. glad that you used a bowl Adriano ( I like that better than Adry do you?). I never was able to keep the eggs inside the flour 'volcano' I called it lol.  Where would I learn about how many turns and at what number (s) for the dough going through the pasta machine?   Adriano, did you understand that I was teasing you when I said that my Italian was different than yours when you spelt marrone for me?  When I was in Italy in 2018, I had a phrasebook ( which included I don't want to go home with you tonight lol) how to make a verb in the present past and future for a couple of verbs and I  really tried as some words are the same like adoro, so I'd say Io adoro name of place. I found out that they hardly understood me at all, and I can rrrroll 
 r's when I remember,. I said terr an eee. They nodded and smiled. and then, I spellled it out Trani. And Everyone pronounced it  properly, which was way different from mine, just as when you said passato. I was saying passAto. Tha's why I said that because you actually speak Italian. lol.
I make up sentences with Google Translate and listen to them in Italian. ( The English isn't always so good, certainly not in French. some last letters that must be pronounced, aren't, so that's not good. Also, while I know some French and thought that it was about intermediate, it isn't for when I translate a sentence with the 1st from of a tense and then the 2nd form, the translation is the same, so I don't know which one is correct. I asked Patrick leParisde about the passe simple vs the passe compose (sorry no accents on this compute) and he said he went by the sound of the words Terrific. For him. makes sense for me, I'm struggling with how our tenses of verbs are the same, but we only have a bit of crossover and then use them differently. Same in Italian right? lololo so, thanks very much Adriano and you could have asked what kind I spoke and I would have told you The incomprehensible kind lololo I really did appreciate the spelling of marrone and I'm glad that Micky said that meant brown because I would think maroon! as it is very like your word. I think that both of you ,and Micky, maroon would be a great colour on you! so thank you so very much. I have great trouble reading social cues and get it wrong all of the time and maybe in Italy people will say something, but nt here at all. So what happens is that people look at one with a bit of suspicion and stand further back and don't ask one to join or anything even at a church and maybe especially at a church, but I've had it happen since I was little. It just got worse yet my parents wouldn't let me see a therapist because it would reflect badly on the family! Can you believe that? Finally, I did, but I was already in my 40's ok yes, I could be a grandmother, I guess.  And, it was so terrific today that you mentioned the kind that I couldn't spell lol but I know exactly what you mean. By the way, you didn't put any nutmeg in the bechamel, is that because you didn't like it with the meat sauce (congrats to the one who chopped the vegetable so finely!) I know that you do a great deal of preparation and that it is Not easy at all. I don't find it easy recording myself even in English. I hesitate a lot, say 'you know' a lot, lose track ( which I do anyway as part of my ADD) but honestly, you'd think that English was my 19th language or something lololol. 
So great that you are coming to CANADA WoW. Are you going to teach people how to do virtual touring, meeting the Italian society? We have a Huge number of Italian descent peole here, in fact my 2 nieces and nephew's father came from guess where, for 100 points? Yes Calabria.
He divorced my sister after 15 years. of course, she wasn't Italian enough eg not at all. :-) There are some terrific Italian restaurants, and the clubs, if that interests you.  Maybe Ethiopian :-)  I am really sorry that you can't go to Van. it would be so great and not like your alp culture. Very  different. Did you know that Captain Cook went to Vancouver???
You are wonderful and I thought tha Adriano was very reserved. Just 2. When I said is Adriano going to have one. I meant the whole pan. it was a joke. He's always hungry lol.
Micky I love to see what you wear, and of course, your decor. That fridge was a big deal to do. I've done stuff like that before. Just cutting it straight is big. I can't on mine, because I am renting so the applicances are not mine.  It was great talking about superstitions. More, more!
do you have that one with the spilt salt? We used to have to throw a pinch of salt over the left should 3 times, if we knocked over the salt shaker. Why? No idea. When I visited a great aunt in England and I knocked over the salt shaker, I had to jump up and turn, throwing the salt 3 times. That was new and she was serious about it.
so, a great discussion. Maybe you could have one on relaxaton exercises as you have so much to deal with, besides crying which I would do too, and that could help with covid stress wink, wink. Thanks a lot per tutti e multi grazie. 


Very good recipes.  They should get a commission from Marcato. Sold out in Canada😀

What a fun tour making cannelloni with Micky & Ardry! I really enjoyed this trip!

We will keep cooking with you. Most informative and entertaining. 
Cant wait to try cannelloni!

Great tour... going to try cannelloni soon!

Great fun, can’t wait to try making these. I could almost smell how delicious they were. Thank you for sharing these with us.

My second cooking tour with Micky and Adry.  Have to make gnocchi and cannelloni with their recipes.  Mouth watering!! Thank you for taking the time to present these dishes from your home.

Micky and Adry did a wonderful job despite the tech issues. Always a smile on! Great recipe!

Responsive and very energetic guides. One of my favourite Italian recipes explained nicely and easily

Thanks for an amazing trip. These two should be hosting a show!

I thought it was going to be tough and it ended up being so easy.. at least they made it look like it. Wonderful demo!

These two always have a smile on and amazing traditional dishes to present!

I'll definitely try to make them. Great recipe.

Fun and informative. Can't wait to try them myself

Cannelloni

Micky & Adry

Morocco is well-known for the variety and quality of its traditional arts and crafts. Fes in particular is renowned for the
craftsmanship of silver teapots and trays, leather, copper and embroidery. As you visit the medina of Fes, each specialty
is housed in individual 'souks' (a marketplace or bazaar), each leading to the next. Fes is also famous for Moroccan
ceramics, both as Fassi pottery and zellige tilework. (handmade Moroccan tile). Originally located near the other souks,
the Potters' Quarter of Fes was moved to an area known as Ain Nokbi, just outside the medina of Fes and near the
southern ramparts, due to the smoke from the kilns' firing process. and that's the place we will visit!

7 Steps: How Moroccan Ceramics are Made 

This shortie will be a pre-recorded video at the central Cemetery in Vienna

A great way to see the cemetery, last time the connection was not very good 

Let me surprise you as a local guide to show you something special each time you join me for one of my special walk & talk tour.  

Every walk & talk tour will be at a different location in and around Vienna, - some are places I have a personal connection to, some are requests from visitors, some are just quirky places I think you'll enjoy.  
maybe sometimes there will be instead a walk & talk a drive & talk virtual tour.

Book and get ready to walk and talk with me!

Every walk & talk tour will be at a different location OR SPECIAL EVENT in and around Vienna!

Let's Walk & Talk SHORTIES TIME ! CEMETERY TOUR 

Ever considered visiting Norway in January? Or maybe you wonder how people can live so far north during such a cold month? Join me on a new Heygo series where I’ll show you what life is like in the far north month by month. In January, the sun is barely seen, it’s often below freezing, there’s snow on the mountains, the streets are quiet, but I consider it one of the most peaceful and beautiful months of the year.
 
This tour will focus mostly on everyday life (plus a little history), but I’ll also give some travel tips if you want to come in January. I will show you relevant places and also explain relevant aspects of Norwegian culture and history.  

- Note: the first tour of the month takes place at the same time of day (3:30pm local time). The rest varies depending on my availability
- The first tour of the month will always be in Bergen, but the others may take place in other locations
- We will walk the same path in Bergen every time. The idea is to show you the changing of the seasons
- If you take postcards, we can compare at the end of the year how the seasons change :)

What is it like in Norway in January?

A trip to visit Wat Huayplakang is always worth remembering.  This temple is called the Big Buddha of Chiang Rai. There is a gigantic Guanyin statue in the front of the Chinese design pagoda. 

The statue sits on the top of a mound. A flight of stairs lined with Chinese dragons leads to the image. The statue is seated on a pedestal of Lotus flower petals.  There is also Chinese gods decoration on the walkway.

Within the time of visit this temple, you can learn about architecture and rural view of Chiang rai which many people fall in love with this small town. 


Wat Huayplakang - Chiang Rai Big Buddha temple 

There are so many places doing illumination events all over Japan. But, as a 53 years old guy, I'm not that big fan of them. Only if my daughters say, "Hey, dad! I want to go there!".

This "Nabana-no-Sato" suddenly appeared in the tourism business in Japan back in 1998. Before that, "Nabana-no-Sato" was not there.

It was a local, nothing particularly famous, in the middle of nowhere, a Spa, an Onsen, called "Nagashima-Onsen."

It is about 2 hours drive from Nara to "Nagashima-Onsen," so my grandfather took my brother and me there on weekends. At that time, there was just a Spa, an Onsen, nothing interesting for us, as I remember.

But this "Nagashima-Onsen" company is very good at business and marketing. They built a huge amusement park like Disneyland, and it became trendy.

For the winter season, they created this "Nabana-no-Sato," the illumination event to gather tourists from all over the world, and it worked pretty well.

Even as a 53 years old guy, the "Nabana-no-Sato" illumination event is different; it's at the next level.

I hope you can enjoy this beautiful illumination event through my smartphone and hope you can visit in person here at "Nabana-no-Sato" soon :)

Illumination, illumination, illumination at Nabana-no-Sato🎆

Sometimes, once is truly enough.  So in comes Flash Tours! One-time-only tours to keep you excited!

Given the multi-cultural nature of Singapore society, Flash Tours will present to you the multi-faceted Singapore.  We have only one season all-year-long, but we certainly have multiple celebrations throughout the year.  

Flash Tours will go with the flow of what occupies Singaporeans at different times of the year.  You will be surprised at how colourful and eventful Singapore can be!  Stay tuned by getting our notifications.  

FLASH TOUR - Chinese New Year Floral Extravaganza

We have seen a number of illumination events in Tokyo but this time, we will see something more spectacular and bigger-scaled!

Ashikaga Flower Park in Tochigi prefecture is known for its colorful collection of wisterias that bloom every spring. Although winter is off-season for flowers, the park is a must-visit during colder months. 

The stunning winter illumination event held at the park is considered one of the three greatest winter illuminations in Japan. The illumination features over 5 million colorful LED lights at the vast park of 100,000 square meters with the concept of the lights and flowers.

Many of their lights are actually in the shape of different flowers. We will be discovering ponds filled with lilac-colored water lily lights, rose-like lights blooming from the ground, and wisteria-like lights dangling from wooden trellises.

Strolling around the dreamy night garden will leave precious memories, and impressive postcards to share with your friends. Let's enjoy the magical collaboration of lights and flowers! 

Magical Night Garden with Illuminated Flowers

Join your guide on a walk through the most famous locations where some of legendary scenes from your favorite show were filmed. As Game of Thrones' 'King’s Landing' has almost completely taken over the towns real name!

One of the most popular TV shows in the history was filmed for 7 seasons in Dubrovnik. Join Nikola to see where Cersei starts her famous Walk of shame, where Jon Snow leaves the city forever or where Jamie Lannister comes back to King’s Landing, and much, much more…

As locations emerge enjoy screenshots from the show on which you will see what scene was filmed in that locations together with interesting comments about filming in this beautiful town.

Game of Thrones in Dubrovnik

Unesco World Heritage in South America! 
In the top of the Corcovado Mountain is installed Christ the Redeemer, one of the most wanted touristic sides of Rio de Janeiro. 
Biggest and most famous sculpture Art Déco of the world, It’s located inside at the Nacional Park of Tijuca, 710 meter above the sea level, where you can appreciate one of the most beautiful views of the city, and yes maybe in the world!


 Quick Tour to Christ the Redeemer: One of the 7 New Wonders of the World! 

Dubai Marina is an affluent residential neighborhood known for The Beach at JBR . Smart cafes and pop-up craft markets line waterside promenade Dubai Marina Walk , etc. We will have a boat ride through this beautiful man-made marina .

Dubai Marina Boat Ride

Join me for part 4 of Sofia's walkthrough – Bulgaria’s capital city.  In this part, we will see the Central Sofia Synagogue, Banya Bashi Mosque, the hot mineral springs, the graffiti in the former Jewish neighborhood, and The Church of St Paraskeva.

You will learn more about the Balkan mentality and lifestyle. I will show you how we - the locals spend our time and which are our favorite spots in town. 

Since my early childhood, I have been curious about the past. I constantly asked my parents and grandparents to tell me stories about their lives and the world they lived in when they were young.
Some of these stories have been long-forgotten. Others are personal memories from my childhood in the 90s, the times of Communist Bulgaria when my parents were young, and my grandparents’ childhood, marked by the last years of the monarchy and the Second World War. 

I would love to share these stories with you – my fellow-Heygoers and combine them with curious facts about my country’s past and present.

Each walk will last about 40 minutes and cover a different area in the city. Don’t forget to join the stream 5 minutes in advance and learn some Bulgarian! До скоро [do skoro]! (See you soon)!

Part 4 of Sofia Through the Memories of Three Generations

Discovering Segovia is like a trip back in time. In this tour we will go back to the Middle Ages and walk part of the old town. 

We start by the entrance gate Puerta del Sol (Sun Gate) which gives access to the former jewish quarter. After that we will visit the quaint main square to admire the grandiose cathedral, to then finish by the unique medieval castle (Alcázar) with spectacular views. 

Bring your walking shoes and join me!

Segovia: The Jewish Quarter, the Lady of the Cathedrals and the Unique Castle (Alcázar)

Join me on a walk through the most beautiful places in Bergen, Norway’s second-largest city. On this walk, you will observe the unique architecture of wooden houses, the narrow alleys, the harbour and bay district, and our favourite secret spots! Each walk will cover topics in history, culture, traditions, and everyday life. 

Each tour is different! For each walk, we will include a collection of stories about Bergen’s history, culture & everyday life. We’ll pass postcard-worthy views as we explore the “off-the-beaten-path” part of Bergen. Be sure to join in for each stream to get a true understanding of what makes Bergen so special. 


Unique Walks in Bergen (Next: Kalfaret's Manor Houses & the Skyline)

Let Nathalie surprise you on a brief visit to one of London's hidden gems, oddities, historical landmarks or beauty spots...



Snippets of London

Set in lovely English countryside on the edge of the Cotswolds, the Rollright Stones is an ancient monument made up of a stone circle, 5000 year old burial chamber and standing stones. On this tour, we explore a little of the surrounding countryside, taking in amazing views of the Cotswolds and rural Warwickshire, and discover the myths and legends of the stones themselves - ceremonial site, boundary markers or the petrified army of an ambitious ancient king?

Join me for a fascinating and memorable wander through this ancient English landscape.

Rollright Stones - Legends and Landscapes

Jewish Odessa is a phenomenon well worth exploring. So, let’s stroll through Odessa’s old town together and uncover the story of Odessa’s Jewry. Olga will be live, on the street in real-time sharing her city’s rich Jewish heritage. You will explore the Golden Age of the city’s Jewry. Who were the early Jewish settlers? Why did Odessa become the “star in exile” for a Russian Jew? During this live tour, you will stroll around Odessa’s old town and talk about the Jewish community from the city’s founding till the 1850s. We’ll see the Brodsky Synagogue, talk about the Ephrussi family and follow in the footsteps of the prominent Jewish revolutionary Ze’ev Jabotinsky.

Sights included in the live tour:

-      the Brodsky synagogue

-      the places connected to Jabotinsky and described in his novel the “Five”

-      the Odessa’s Ephrussi and the novel “Hare with Amber Eyes”

-      the hotel described by Shalom Aleichem in his story “My Grandfather’s hotel”

-     mansions, which belonged to the wealthy Jewish merchants in the early 1800s
