Porcini's and chanterelles
Zuchini flowers by the crate and beautiful artichokes
Tiny chilli's and roma tomatoes on the vine
How could we not buy some? Or the cheese or the cured meats or the....... well, all of it. This was our first experience of Italian life and we loved it, we were already formatting plans to pack up every thing we own and move it all here, from swinging by the local coffee shop to grab a standing breakfast of espresso and pastry, to walking another few meters across the square to grab freshly baked bread, or buying some prosciutto at the 300 hundred year old family run butchery and mingle with the locals doing their weekly shopping.
Seriously how could we choose?
Delicious fresh bread
After we rounded up a few amazing snacks it was back to the villa to set up a wee lunchie under the Tuscan sun.
Truffle cream, seeded bread and stuffed pepperoncini
Tuscan artichokes and Brawn
Herb rolled goats cheese and oh so stinky taleggio
Guanciale
Fresh peach with Guanciale
The view from the lunch table
I think I'm going to have trouble re-adjusting to real life...
2 comments:
My gawd, you're making me miss Italian markets... I tell myself that our farmers markets are pretty good, but then I see your pictures! Sigh.
I know there's nothing like the markets. What I wouldn't swap for one of the here.
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