Sunday, November 23, 2008
Visiting Provence
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- Cadmium Red
- cutting the vines
- Green Tomato Chutney
- winter
- bitter sweet
- One man, one thousand paintings.
- Guardian at last
- A month in the pit
- late tomatoes
- aubergine and greens
Blogs 'n Sites
- Ruth Phillips
- Julian's main site
- 'Postcards From Provence'
- My mum's B and B in Puglia
- My brother in Bangkok
- My father's site
- My father's blog
- The Simultaneous Policy
8 Comments:
Wow. Wonderful pictures.
Maybe Venice is another victim of the credit crunch?
How delightful to be in Venice with no tourists! I'm having to restrain myself from checking details of flights....
Please tell me you ate some of that pistachio torte..it looks divine - what have you been eating there?
jenna, yes we did! we shared a piece and it was a marvel! we are cooking at home mostly (no restaurants for us this year) and i have just made variation two (silver spoon cookbook)of the radicchio lasagne. they have the treviso type here - sweet and meaty!! yum!
Gawd, the beauty. You really do take wonderful photos.
My best time in Venice was a January. Nothing so magic as entering St. Marks Square at 0700, to find I had it alone with some pigeons.
I am shivering with excitement from the sight of that torta. Oh-oh, maybe needs to go to torta anonymous. Thanks for the Silver Spoon tip, as well as expanding my knowledge of radicchio.
I'm very impressed with your frugality! i hope you both enjoy the remainder of your trip. I wonder how one makes that torte....was it more of a cake consistency or more creamy?
What a total gem of a first professional gig.
Wow, gorgeous photos! My wife and I were in Venice the last week of November and we must have taken hundreds of photos.
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