Patricia Volonakis Davis - Harlot's Sauce Contests and Winners "Harlot's sauce" is a spicy, thick, Italian tomato sauce On menus at Italian restaurants it is listed as 'salsa puttanesca.' Legend has it that harlots in southern Italy made this sauce "between clients," because it was quick and inexpensive to prepare, but also quite delicious. NEW! NOVEMBER 2009 Contest: FILM STUDENTS! PHOTOGRAPHERS! WRITERS! VIDEO GEEKS!YOU Can win FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS in our HARLOT’s SAUCE Podcast video Contest!How?1) Go to PODCASTS PAGE ON THIS WEBSITE 2) Listen to and Download as many of the ten podcasts as you would like to make videos for. (NOTE: There are ten podcasts of seven chapters posted at the URL above, so you have ten opportunities to make a winning video)3) Post your video(s) to YouTube4) Send your friends (and us, too) the links to your YOUTUBE Harlot’s Sauce videos5) The video with the most hits (i.e votes) BETWEEN November 21, 2009 and December 31, 2009 wins FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS! To see a sample Harlot’s Sauce YouTube video click here Don’t Delay- Contest begins Saturday, November 21, 2009 To let us know where you’re posted your Videos, or if you have questions, please email us at:publicist@patriciaVdavis.com See Below to Read About Some of Our Previous Contests and Winners CONTEST #1 was: Our five contest winners guessed that the title of Patricia's memoir was the translation into English of salsa puttanesca and they had their own original and creative ideas how it might apply.... Mary Jane Dingledy Mary Jane is an attorney for the City of New York who is also a classically trained soprano soloist at Saint John's Episcopal Church in Park Slope, Brooklyn. She has performed concerts in Germany, in operas for the Brooklyn Repertory Opera Company and at dramatic events staged by the Brooklyn Lyceum. She studies voice in Manhattan. Her professional profile can be viewed at www.classicalsinger.com Mary Jane wrote, "Harlot's Sauce is a pasta sauce usually called puttanesca. In relation to the title I think it means creating something very delicious out of limited choices." Stacy Hames Stacy is from California and is a VOX blogger. In regards to the significance of the title, Stacy wrote, "Harlot's Sauce is what one might end up with when one sells oneself...their soul, their happiness, their being." Afrodite (Effie) Socrates Effie is a Greek-Cypriot American who lives in New York. She is a wife, a mother and an entrepeneur. Afrodite wrote, "This is a Sicilian sauce that is both sweet and salty. My guess is it describes the main character. Also, 'harlot's sauce' is so named because it could be prepared quickly between clients. Maybe each chapter of the memoir will be a 'quickie.'" Phillip Ferris Is a 43-year-old Cornishman married to Cathy, a woman of great patience. He fell in love with Greece on his first foreign holiday when he toured the Peloponnese and spent time near Marathon. His love was strengthened following his discovery of the memoirs of Dilys Powell's years in Greece and a subsequent correspondence with her. He began his long term struggle to learn Greek following that first holiday. The most successful part of that has been becoming best friends with his first tutor and her husband, whom he and his wife visit often in Corfu. Phillip wrote, " I cannot wait to read Patricia's work and enjoyed the excerpts on the website. (I entered the competition on the strength of them.) I post directly from my N95 at:philhellene.vox.com but my more ephemeral posts are at: philhellene.jaiku.com. 'Harlot's sauce' is another name for puttanesca, a pulpy sauce made with garlic, olives and salty tomatoes. It's often referred to as 'harlot's sauce' because it could be made easily between clients, or so legend has it. Other tales have women preparing it quickly before their husbands get home and discover what they've been up to. Saucy indeed. I would guess that Patricia chose this title to represent the flavours of Greece she experienced in the time she had when she wasn't working at her education service." Kimberly Scott Kim is a data recovery adviser and a loving mother from Novato, California who is very into physical fitness. Kim wrote, "Being all things Italian, 'puttanesca' is the first thing that comes to mind. Can't wait to read this 'saucy' book!!" ---------------------------------Contest # 2 was:How many people can you get to join the Harlot's Sauce FACEBOOK FAN PAGE? Contest Winners: Jamie Allen Carrieri and Renee Comer Miller Contest Winners:. Send us an email and let us know if you enjoyed Patricia's story! Or review us online at amazon.com, amazon.co.uk, or amazon.ca ________________ CONTEST # 3 for HARLOT'S SAUCE was: WIN DINNER FOR TWO at your favorite local Italian of Greek restaurant Winner was: Cynthia Taylor of UK Click here for video of Contest Drawing YOU CAN BE A WINNER, TOO! Enter our Latest Contest! HARLOT'S SAUCE: A Memoir of Food, Family, Love, Loss and Greece To see a video of Patricia instructing us how to make salsa puttanesca, click on the image of the pasta above.

Patricia Volonakis Davis

Harlot's Sauce Contests and Winners

"Harlot's sauce" is a spicy, thick, Italian tomato sauce On menus at Italian restaurants it is listed as 'salsa puttanesca.' Legend has it that harlots in southern Italy made this sauce "between clients," because it was quick and inexpensive to prepare, but also quite delicious.

NEW! NOVEMBER 2009 Contest:

FILM STUDENTS! PHOTOGRAPHERS!

WRITERS!

VIDEO GEEKS!

YOU Can win FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS in our HARLOT’s SAUCE Podcast video Contest!
How?
1) Go to PODCASTS PAGE ON THIS WEBSITE

2) Listen to and Download as many of the ten podcasts as you would like to make videos for. (NOTE: There are ten podcasts of seven chapters posted at the URL above, so you have ten opportunities to make a winning video)

3) Post your video(s) to YouTube

4) Send your friends (and us, too) the links to your YOUTUBE Harlot’s Sauce videos
5) The video with the most hits (i.e votes) BETWEEN November 21, 2009 and December 31, 2009

wins
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS!

To see a sample Harlot’s Sauce YouTube video click here

Don’t Delay- Contest begins Saturday,

November 21, 2009

To let us know where you’re posted your Videos, or if you have questions, please email us at:

publicist@patriciaVdavis.com

See Below to Read About Some of Our Previous

Contests and Winners

CONTEST #1 was:

Our five contest winners guessed that the title of Patricia's memoir was the translation into English of salsa puttanesca and they had their own original and creative ideas how it might apply....

Mary Jane Dingledy

Mary Jane is an attorney for the City of New York who is also a classically trained soprano soloist at Saint John's Episcopal Church in Park Slope, Brooklyn. She has performed concerts in Germany, in operas for the Brooklyn Repertory Opera Company and at dramatic events staged by the Brooklyn Lyceum. She studies voice in Manhattan. Her professional profile can be viewed at www.classicalsinger.com

Mary Jane wrote, "Harlot's Sauce is a pasta sauce usually called puttanesca. In relation to the title I think it means creating something very delicious out of limited choices."

Stacy Hames

Stacy is from California and is a VOX blogger.

In regards to the significance of the title, Stacy wrote, "Harlot's Sauce is what one might end up with when one sells oneself...their soul, their happiness, their being."

Afrodite (Effie) Socrates

Effie is a Greek-Cypriot American who lives in New York. She is a wife, a mother and an entrepeneur.

Afrodite wrote, "This is a Sicilian sauce that is both sweet and salty. My guess is it describes the main character. Also, 'harlot's sauce' is so named because it could be prepared quickly between clients. Maybe each chapter of the memoir will be a 'quickie.'"

Phillip Ferris

Is a 43-year-old Cornishman married to Cathy, a woman of great patience. He fell in love with Greece on his first foreign holiday when he toured the Peloponnese and spent time near Marathon. His love was strengthened following his discovery of the memoirs of Dilys Powell's years in Greece and a subsequent correspondence with her. He began his long term struggle to learn Greek following that first holiday. The most successful part of that has been becoming best friends with his first tutor and her husband, whom he and his wife visit often in Corfu.

Phillip wrote, " I cannot wait to read Patricia's work and enjoyed the excerpts on the website. (I entered the competition on the strength of them.) I post directly from my N95 at:

philhellene.vox.com but my more ephemeral posts are at: philhellene.jaiku.com.

'Harlot's sauce' is another name for puttanesca, a pulpy sauce made with garlic, olives and salty tomatoes. It's often referred to as 'harlot's sauce' because it could be made easily between clients, or so legend has it. Other tales have women preparing it quickly before their husbands get home and discover what they've been up to. Saucy indeed. I would guess that Patricia chose this title to represent the flavours of Greece she experienced in the time she had when she wasn't working at her education service."

Kimberly Scott

Kim is a data recovery adviser and a loving mother from Novato, California who is very into physical fitness.

Kim wrote, "Being all things Italian, 'puttanesca' is the first thing that comes to mind. Can't wait to read this 'saucy' book!!"

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Contest # 2 was:

How many people can you get to join the Harlot's Sauce FACEBOOK FAN PAGE?

Contest Winners:

Jamie Allen Carrieri

and

Renee Comer Miller

Contest Winners:

Send us an email and let us know

if you enjoyed Patricia's story! Or review us online at amazon.com, amazon.co.uk, or amazon.ca

________________

CONTEST # 3 for HARLOT'S SAUCE was:

WIN DINNER FOR TWO at your favorite local Italian of Greek restaurant

Winner was: Cynthia Taylor of UK

Click here for video of Contest Drawing

YOU CAN BE A WINNER, TOO!

Enter our Latest Contest!

HARLOT'S SAUCE:

A Memoir of Food, Family, Love, Loss

and Greece

To see a video of Patricia instructing us how to make salsa puttanesca,

click on the image of the pasta

above.

publicist@patriciavdavis.com