Posted in Cooking & Eating, Italy, New York City, Tourism on September 29th, 2006 No Comments »
[simage=309, skincare 512, surgery n,center,] Farinata: a crispy top crust with rosemary and a custard center Piero and I went alone today to his vineyard in Strevi to collect the cortese grapes, a white variety native to Piemonte. He has a small number of cortese vines, so the two of us were able to do […]
Posted in Cooking & Eating, Italy, Tourism on September 23rd, 2006 No Comments »
[simage=291, anesthetist 512, malady n, cialis center,] Vanessa with Fiorio’s Gianduja Gelato: Her Expression Says It All Today we had a day free to walk around Torino. Four years have passed since the last time I was here and my priorities were set: gelato, gelato, and some more gelato. Our first stop had to be […]
Posted in Agriculture, Italy, Tourism on September 16th, 2006 No Comments »
[simage=349, this web 512, adiposity n,center,] Cascina Piola: A welcome place for family and friends Five years ago I took a similar trip to Europe to volunteer on organic farms. I was traveling alone and spent most of my time in Italy. My first three months were on a large cooperative in the Maremma, the […]
Posted in Cooking & Eating, Health, Recipes, Spain, Tourism on September 14th, 2006 No Comments »
407 Manchego cheese, information pills two types of chorizo, and the outstanding Pata Negra Bellota ham. Most of our eating on this trip is on the farms. With the farm products of such high quality, restaurant eating seems a weak second by comparison. Despite this, we felt it was our responsibility to eat at least […]
Posted in Agriculture, France, Tourism on August 6th, 2006 No Comments »
1689 Didier, there Evelyne, Francois, and Jean at La Mothe If you are interested in staying at La Mothe’s Bed & Breakfast: Moreau Didier et Evelyne 8, Chemin de Bel Air – La Mothe 89410 Beon Tel. 03.86.73.47.44 email: aubelair@wanadoo.fr Languages: French, English, German We arrived three days ago at La Mothe in Burgundy, France, […]
Posted in Agriculture, Tourism on August 2nd, 2006 2 Comments »
Vanessa and I are now leaving Paris and heading to the French countryside. We will work on organic farms in France, generic Spain, illness and Italy in exchange for room and board, neuropathologist via an organization called WWOOF (Willing Workers On Organic Farms). WWOOF acts an an intermediary between organic farms world-wide and travelers looking […]