Delicious Italy

@IlknurSahbaz Kein Oliven?

Frühstück

We take a coffee break with Mr. Lavazza himself in a very special location.

@deryainciderya It's Scanno I think.

Henri Cartier-Bresson Aquila degli Abruzzi, Italy, 1952

The calm and peace of #Assisi. And no tourists. A rare moment of tranquility.

10th March sees the 6th edition of ‘mareMMa, the Nature of Wine. Which wines? Well, 592 of them from 124 producers located between Maremma, Montecucco and Morellino di Scansano. The location is the Granaio Lorenese di Spergolaia in Alberese, Grosseto. #tuscany #winetasting

If you are between 15-26 years old then register for the #Venice Debutante Grand Ball. The event is set for 17 May 2025 and also welcomes families with children, groups and people of every age. All the details at: granballodelledebuttantidivenezia.com/tickets/

@Artistic_Savage @NoContextBrits There's nothing more British than a curry!

@NoContextBrits Flavour... The Brits raided half the world in search of spices only to decide they didn't like any of them.

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Article entitled "The Cultivation of Lentils in Umbria"

Reposting as midnight approaches. #HappyNewYear2025 open.substack.com/pub/deliciousi…

Rome, dusk, a fountain, an obelisk, ambience, almost New Year.

@archpng @rivolicast 🤧

Castello di Rivoli, Turin, Italy: Modern Touch to A Baroque Castle. 📸 raffaele_tognolini

@Phyllida1234 @artinsociety Can't vouch for Carpaccio but Well to do Venetian women did wear such footwear to avoid water, rubbish, mud etc You can see them in museums.

@artinsociety Do I recall correctly, Philip, that Carpaccio's blonde Venetian Ladies are wearing them?

Spectacular traditional high platform sandals (“kabkabs”) shown in this very early 1865 photo of young Jewish girl of Damascus in her best outfit. Useful in damp bathhouses and for crossing muddy streets (Lallemand / Hart)

@zifirmik @curatorWH ... or olive oil perhaps.

@curatorWH stupid idea! i believe every culture cooked fish with fat

Portuguese Sephardic Jews who fled the Inquisition in the 16th century brought the tradition of fried fish to the British Isles.The fish was fried on Friday and enjoyed over the course Shabbat. Jewish immigrant Joseph Malin opened the first fish and chip shop in London in 1860.

@VictorLazlo8 @curatorWH The only similarity is the word 'fry'. The rest is conjecture.

@curatorWH Similar to Jewish style artichokes (Carciofi a la Giudia) in Italy Explanation there is that Jews used to but the last artichokes of the day (not so good), but didn’t make a difference when fried

@guerrilla_g5 @Breaking911 Europe is already multicultural.

SHOCKING FOOTAGE-- VEHICLE RAMS FULL SPEED INTO CROWD AT A CHRISTMAS MARKET IN MAGDEBURG, GERMANY. REPORTS OF 11 DEAD AND AT LEAST 60 INJURED. PLEASE PRAY FOR THE VICTIMS 🙏

@7MohammedKhaled What are you making?

Good morning, I'm still alive 441 I know that my tweets do not reach you due to Zionist censorship and repeated reports on my account! 💔🥺📷Just for knowledge! If you see this tweet, please reply and tell me something 🇵🇸💔

@feelflorenceoff @UffiziGalleries @VisitTuscany Of course

After 8 years of closure #VasariCorridor is once again open for visits. Tickets can be purchased from @UffiziGalleries. 700 metres in height, from Uffizi to Palazzo Pitti, above the city feelflorence.it/en/dalle-redaz… @VisitTuscany

@ItalianProperJb Think Paestum also features in Jason and the Argonauts film. And other scenes in the region.

A trip to Paestum today. Blown away!

How a small village in Le Marche region ages, holds time and finds the future through its inhabitants. Read story: shorturl.at/VGKfg