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LEE CONETTA is Glasgow food royalty. Each week, she shares memories and recipes from a life less ordinary in the city and beyond. This week, fond memories of a Rutherglen institution, a crowd-pleasing dish and the chance for Glasgow Times readers to win a tasty prize. Copy of a photograph supplied by Lee Conetta, owner of Buon Appetito in Rutherglen showing the original Buon Appetito on the Main Street, Rutherglen ..For GT, see story by Ann Fotheringham. MY parents owned the Central Cafe at 190 Main Street in the Royal Burgh of Rutherglen. Our neighbours were Warnocks, the butcher; Peacocks, the baker; and the Grand Central picture house. ....
LEE Conetta is Glasgow food royalty, with many years’ experience helping to run one of the city’s biggest restaurant groups. Each fortnight in Times Out, she will share memories of her life less ordinary, and the food she loves to cook. This week, Mrs Conetta shares the story of how her late husband’s beloved Di Maggio’s was born and cooks up a hearty lasagne… When Joe and I lived in Bothwell in the 1980s, we often went to a restaurant called Da Luciano. It was owned by our friends, Mr and Mrs Poli, and one evening, they asked us if we would like to buy the restaurant as they were thinking of retiring. ....