Dear All,my friend Cristina and I are running an Italian Sourdough - Pasta Madre course in Glasgow.
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Tartufi bianchi, mostra sulle mele antiche, percorso tra i funghi del monferrato, giro in mongolfiera, osservatorio astronomico, gonfiabili per bambini, spettacolo di acrobati ...
Talking about food with a friend from Tuscany yesterday ... in Piemonte in our stews and frittate we use La Saporita but in Tuscany they use the Zibaldone Do you know/use this blends of spices at all? - Paola
The Festa dell Uva is on in our wee village.
Lu Monferrato, the village where I come from in Piemonte, has a small religious museum called Museo San Giacomo. The history of Lu is strictly intertwined with religion in all its manifestations: art, culture, day to day life and this is really wh
I need some advice.Which tea should I buy in Italy taht most resembles the one you find in the UK?Thanks! Paola
My husband and I are just back from a lovely weekend in London, where we went for an aperitivo in the wine theatre ( http://www.thewinetheatre.co.uk/ ) and I really recommend it.They ha
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I see what you mean. But if you will get a proper agency it might bemore expensive... We leave written instructions in the house, and we have a few english speking Italian neighbours. Good luck!
Hi! we are renting out our flat in the alps for the first time and we used owners direct and I hope it will prove a good choice. Believe it or not Ebay is a good site in Italy to look for properties too!Paola
Ian, we rent our house in Lu, and I just asked a local lady to take care of all of the above...its working out fine for the time being. Maybe you could just ask around in Canelli....Paola
HI, we are in Lu Monferrato, Piemonte and we have a 60cm satellite dish. We called the engineers who directed our dish towards astra 2 I can't remember the degrees, something like 28. 2 and we can see all the UK channels perfectly!
well spotted!
well what I meant is that you can buy sea salt at a better price than in the Uk, in particular sale grosso which is expensive here and l use it for pasta.Better now? are we a bit touchy?
thay are a bit sneaky initalian supermarkets. as they know thay you will buy salt because you need it, they tend to store it in hidden places... just ask the shop assistant! The good news is that salt is cheaper and better than in theUK!
I manage to find most spices in chinese supermarkets... check if you have one in your area!
You are not crazy at all!never have a cup of tea in a bar in italy, as you would be bitterly disappointed!I have been educated to English, or rather Scottish in my case, as we drink scottish blend, my husband and now I'd rather have a cup of tea than a coffe ( well, I still enjoy my macchiato!).I love my cuppa!Paola