Where is the Pecorino?
Last month in Pienza I was surrounded by a hundred little animals, white wool coats matted down with hay and dirt, as they trotted past […]
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Last month in Pienza I was surrounded by a hundred little animals, white wool coats matted down with hay and dirt, as they trotted past […]
Where is the Pecorino? Read More »
In the world of street food, sometimes less truly is more. Armando, the master behind I Fratellini, believes in the power of simplicity, crafting sandwiches
Less is More: The Pure Taste of Lardo di Colonnata at I Fratellini Read More »
In Florence, the schiacciata is more than just a snack—it’s a slice of history. This beloved Tuscan version of focaccia, known for its crispy crust
A Taste of Florence: The Famous Schiacciata at All’ Antico Vinaio Read More »
On the first floor of Florence’s Mercato Centrale, I had the chance to meet Enrico Lagorio, co-owner of La Toraia, a Chianina burger business with
Bringing Farm Fresh to Florence: The Chianina Burger at La Toraia Read More »
Last February, I ventured to Florence to explore the culinary wonders of the Mercato Centrale, located in the historic San Lorenzo district, often referred to
Discovering Tuscan Flavors at Florence’s Mercato Centrale Read More »