Culinary Voyage to Italy, February  2004
We first went to stay for 5 nights at a bed & breakfast outside Florence, then we
took the train to Piemonte for another three nights before returning to Rome.
Set in the hills among olive and vineyards
was our domicile. Built originally in the
13th. century.
Barbara demonstrates gnocchis
Florentine...
Entrance to a typical salchiccheria.
Atrisan sausages and hams.
My cozy room and the very comfortable
bed.
...while Vivian finishes Castagnatta, a
traditional chestnut cake with olive oil and
rosemary
That slicer got my attention.
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They have been doing this for generations.