The link above is a delicious way to end the year! I’m sharing this again because tonight I am making “Goodfellas Garlic!”

If you click the story above you will find out why the film has the late great Paul Sorvino doing this:

Can you slice garlic that thin? Check out the story to learn from Paul!

And speaking of gangster food, what about these meatballs?

That’s Clemenza whipping up a bath for the boys in “The Godfather” – and you can make them at home!

Here’s the recipe:

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