Patatina del gusto, which our dictionary work so far translates roughly as “fried taste.” Sounds about right for potato chip
Another Treat Picked Up in Treviso
13 Wednesday Sep 2017
Posted Food
in13 Wednesday Sep 2017
Posted Food
inPatatina del gusto, which our dictionary work so far translates roughly as “fried taste.” Sounds about right for potato chip
13 Wednesday Sep 2017
Posted Food
inThe treats are fine, but the method is divine:
Start out by choosing from the display of logs.
Position the merchant’s knife to the desired specs.
Watch as the chocolate crumbles onto the counter.
Then, after she’s scooped up the pieces and gone off
To weigh the big haul, she insists on inviting us
To gobble up all the remaining crumbs for free.
11 Monday Sep 2017
Posted Food
in10 Sunday Sep 2017
Posted Food
inAfter the visiting tourists, aided by friends, have finished it off:
06 Wednesday Sep 2017
03 Sunday Sep 2017
Posted Food
in19 Wednesday Apr 2017
Posted Food
in03 Monday Apr 2017
Across town and back / Uphill both ways
02 Sunday Apr 2017
Posted Food
in31 Friday Mar 2017
Thinner. Crisper. Earthier.
Best showcased raw or briefly cooked.
Tried it both ways. Tonight, raw, in a salad.
According to the site I read, “Wild asparagus grows elusively in nature.”
The way I first took it (I thought, redundantly), the odd word out was ‘exclusively.’