Silvia Bianco's guest appearances

Silvia Bianco

How To Create from Splendidly Curious

Shot@Love

Cosmic Scene with Jill Jardine

Dava Muramatsu

Kerry Brett

Ann Doggett

Jill Jardine

Kelley Doyle

Jill Sylvester

Katie Hood

Duana Welch

Kathleen Shannon

Jeff McMahon

Shenee Howard

Jen Mazer

Jessica Swift

Litecoin Lisa

Mike Casey

OwlTail

In this episode, Chef Silvia Bianco, discusses how to manifest everyday miracles in our life.Stay tuned to learn how you can align with your desires and watch them appear in front of your very eyes! Miracles are for everyone! Jill and Silvia share why mindset, intention and belief are so important to manifestation.   Get to a place of worthiness and realize that self worth is so important to coming into resonance with something bigger in your life.  Have an alignment with what you are trying to manifest. Come from a place of gratitude when manifesting. Also, understand that miracles are a natural occurrence.  We are spiritual beings having a material experience and it is our divine birthright to manifest things into matter!  Don't come from fear and desperation when trying to bring in more money and anything in your life.Silvia Bianco is an award-winning chef, writer and former restauranteur. She was co-owner of Biscotti, a much loved Italian restaurant in Ridgefield, Connecticut, and winner of Zagat's "Award of Distinction" for multiple years.  Chef Silvia began offering cooking classes to her restaurant patrons in 1995 to a wide variety of culinary tastes from American to European to continental fare.  She gives cooking classes to private groups and corporate groups (the latter as team-building events) for some of America's top companies including: GE, Unilever, Dannon, Barnes &amp; Noble, Proctor &amp; Gamble and others.  She also serves as resident chef at Williams Sonoma in Danbury, CT.Chef Silvia has cooked on stage at the highly-acclaimed Ridgefield Playhouse and The James Beard House and on numerous national TV shows, including the The Today Show on NBC.Author of "Simply Saute," the first in-depth book on saute in the U.S., Chef Silvia is a regular contributor to the hugely popular website, www.SimpleReminders.com with six million followers and has also written for the Huffington Post.  She considers herself a holistic chef and spiritual teacher, writing from her years of spiritual study and practice as a long time student of "A Course in Miracles." She has a spiritual blog called "Miracles and The Chef," in addition to a more mainstream blog called "Notes from the Chef."Check out Chef Silvia at: www.chefsilvia.comwww/jilljardineastrology.comSupport the show

In this episode, Chef Silvia Bianco, discusses how to manifest everyday miracles in our life. Stay tuned to learn how you can align with your desires and watch them appear in front of your very eyes! Miracles are for everyone!  Jill and Silvia share why mindset, intention and belief are so important to manifestation.   Get to a place of worthiness and realize that self worth is so important to coming into resonance with something bigger in your life.  Have an alignment with what you are trying to manifest. Come from a place of gratitude when manifesting.  Also, understand that miracles are a natural occurrence.  We are spiritual beings having a material experience and it is our divine birthright to manifest things into matter!  Don't come from fear and desperation when trying to bring in more money and anything in your life. Silvia Bianco is an award-winning chef, writer and former restauranteur. She was co-owner of Biscotti, a much loved Italian restaurant in Ridgefield, Connecticut, and winner of Zagat's "Award of Distinction" for multiple years.  Chef Silvia began offering cooking classes to her restaurant patrons in 1995 to a wide variety of culinary tastes from American to European to continental fare.  She gives cooking classes to private groups and corporate groups (the latter as team-building events) for some of America's top companies including: GE, Unilever, Dannon, Barnes &amp; Noble, Proctor &amp; Gamble and others.  She also serves as resident chef at Williams Sonoma in Danbury, CT.Chef Silvia has cooked on stage at the highly-acclaimed Ridgefield Playhouse and The James Beard House and on numerous national TV shows, including the The Today Show on NBC.Author of "Simply Saute," the first in-depth book on saute in the U.S., Chef Silvia is a regular contributor to the hugely popular website, <a href="http://www.SimpleReminders.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.SimpleReminders.com</a> with six million followers and has also written for the Huffington Post.  She considers herself a holistic chef and spiritual teacher, writing from her years of spiritual study and practice as a long time student of "A Course in Miracles." She has a spiritual blog called "Miracles and The Chef," in addition to a more mainstream blog called "Notes from the Chef."Check out Chef Silvia at: <a href="http://www.chefsilvia.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.chefsilvia.com</a> www/<a href="http://jilljardineastrology.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">jilljardineastrology.com</a><a href="https://www.buzzsprout.com/958528/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>

Manifesting Miracles with Chef Silvia Bianco

Today’s guest is Chef Silvia Bianco. She’s a highly regarded chef and the former owner of Biscotti, a much-loved Italian restaurant in Connecticut. Silvia currently gives cooking classes to America’s top companies, and before COVID-19 was the resident chef at William Sonoma. Silvia has cooked on numerous cooking shows, including The Today Show on NBC. She’s also the author the Simply Sauté. Throughout her cooking career, she witnessed that anyone can cook once they gain confidence, and the same applies to dating. Silvia also mastered controlling the chaos in the kitchen and is sharing how to manage the chaotic world of online dating. This episode includes advice for starting over as well as helpful information for online daters. Kerry Brett and Silva Bianco cover a lot of ground on this episode. Topics include: How to overcome challenging times, and when things end or dismantle, it’s for your greater good.What experiencing loss and being a single mother taught Silvia.How to pick up the pieces.How to positively move forward.How to have acceptance and learn non-attachment.Material possessions don’t define you.Lessons learned from the struggle.Lessons learned from a place of love.How to trust in an unconscious realm of possibility.Age is just a number, how Silvia successfully dates online at the age of 67.The importance of a detailed and specific bio.How to hold your value in your bio.How to call the shots online.How to be open to finding love during a pandemic.If you would like more information about Silvia Bianco’s private cooking classes or catering services, you can reach her at chefsilvia.com, on Twitter Chef Silvia, and Facebook Chef Silvia. Simply Sauté can be purchased on Amazon.Feel free to DM me with questions or comments on Instagram @kerry_brett follow @shotatlovepodcast.

Today’s guest is Chef Silvia Bianco. She’s a highly regarded chef and the former owner of Biscotti, a much-loved Italian restaurant in Connecticut. Silvia currently gives cooking classes to America’s top companies, and before COVID-19 was the resident chef at William Sonoma. Silvia has cooked on numerous cooking shows, including The Today Show on NBC. She’s also the author the Simply Sauté. Throughout her cooking career, she witnessed that anyone can cook once they gain confidence, and the same applies to dating. Silvia also mastered controlling the chaos in the kitchen and is sharing how to manage the chaotic world of online dating.  This episode includes advice for starting over as well as helpful information for online daters. Kerry Brett and Silva Bianco cover a lot of ground on this episode. Topics include:  How to overcome challenging times, and when things end or dismantle, it’s for your greater good. What experiencing loss and being a single mother taught Silvia. How to pick up the pieces. How to positively move forward. How to have acceptance and learn non-attachment. Material possessions don’t define you. Lessons learned from the struggle. Lessons learned from a place of love. How to trust in an unconscious realm of possibility. Age is just a number, how Silvia successfully dates online at the age of 67. The importance of a detailed and specific bio. How to hold your value in your bio. How to call the shots online. How to be open to finding love during a pandemic. If you would like more information about Silvia Bianco’s private cooking classes or catering services, you can reach her at <a href="http://chefsilvia.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">chefsilvia.com</a>, on Twitter Chef Silvia, and Facebook Chef Silvia. Simply Sauté can be purchased on Amazon. Feel free to DM me with questions or comments on Instagram @kerry_brett follow @shotatlovepodcast.

Recipe For Finding Love With Chef Silvia Bianco

This episode is sponsored by FB Everything™. To join and get our special creative business bonus, visit fbforcreatives.com. Trust the process. It’s a beautiful motto to live by, but what does it look like when our creativity is actually process-driven? What happens when different creative arenas combine to open up a whole new world of possibilities? This is exactly what my guest, Chef Silvia Bianco, and I are going to talk about today. Chef Silvia is, of course, a celebrated Italian chef, but she is so much more than that! Silvia infuses creativity in everything she does, from teaching cooking classes to Facebook Live videos about the role of food in spirituality and activism. In this episode:    How Silvia has become a “modern-day mystic” as well as a celebrated chef.      Silvia’s theater background has influenced her cooking classes and career.    Discover the story behind Silvia’s restaurant.   Learn all about the process of writing a cookbook.     How Silvia deals with cooking disasters.    Cooking taught Silvia to think on her feet.   Silvia fights burnout in her kitchen.   Why creativity is important for the world at large.    Creativity is a light inside a dark world.   

This episode is sponsored by FB Everything™. To join and get our special creative business bonus, visit <a href="http://www.fbforcreatives.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">fbforcreatives.com</a>. Trust the process. It’s a beautiful motto to live by, but what does it look like when our creativity is actually process-driven? What happens when different creative arenas combine to open up a whole new world of possibilities? This is exactly what my guest, Chef Silvia Bianco, and I are going to talk about today. Chef Silvia is, of course, a celebrated Italian chef, but she is so much more than that! Silvia infuses creativity in everything she does, from teaching cooking classes to Facebook Live videos about the role of food in spirituality and activism. In this episode:   <ul> <li>How Silvia has become a “modern-day mystic” as well as a celebrated chef.  </li> </ul> <ul> <li> Silvia’s theater background has influenced her cooking classes and career.  </li> <li> Discover the story behind Silvia’s restaurant.  </li> <li>Learn all about the process of writing a cookbook.  </li> </ul> <ul> <li>How Silvia deals with cooking disasters.  </li> <li> Cooking taught Silvia to think on her feet.  </li> <li>Silvia fights burnout in her kitchen.  </li> <li>Why creativity is important for the world at large.  </li> <li> Creativity is a light inside a dark world.  </li> </ul>

Episode 6: Lessons on Creativity from the Kitchen with Chef Silvia Bianco