Farewell to Sister Germana, writer and 'cook of God'

Sister Germana died at the age of 81 in Caronno Varesino, at the age of 81, Martina Consolaro, religious and author of many very successful cookbooks.
Sister Germana, born in Crespadoro, in the Padua area, on July 3, 1938, entered nineteen years old among the nuns of the Faminato Cristiano, founded with the aim of protecting young female workers. It was assigned by the congregation to teach and assigned to a boyfriend school where he taught cooking. His first recipe book wrote it in 1983: it was the famous "When angels cook", followed by - starting from 1987 - the annual publication of Sister Germana's Agenda.
In all he wrote about twenty books - the last one is in 2016, "Sister Germana's cookbook: 30 years of home cooking" -, he collaborated with Radio Maria and with the magazines Famiglia Cristiana and Visa, and participated as a guest to numerous television programs such as Mi manda Lubrano, Forum, Your Facts, Sanremo Festival 1999, Uno Mattina, Domenica In and Cominciamo bene. The funeral - Varese News reports - will be held in strictly private form, as required by the antivirus ordinance.