>> nobody ever moved. and even the kids, the third generation, they left and then they all came back. >> then they came back. that's nice. >> welcome to the family. >> thank you so much, thank you. >> grandma's house is like a... >>...the hub of conviviality. one of the perks of living close by is that the whole family can drop in for lunch at grandma's. all three generations come together to share meals regularly. how many of you are involved in the business? >> one, two, three, four--so six. but enough shop talk. as if by magic we were all drawn to a beautifully laid out table. >> so, polenta. oh and you wrap it in this. oh that's lovely. >> i made a point of doing all the traditional dishes from the house, like brasato, fagiano... >> at least once a year, we have this. >> at least once a year, we have this. >> yes, and lots of that beautiful sugo, oh my god, look