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| the shopping |
I give them a copy of my cookbook, Secrets of My Tuscan Kitchen, so we have a great base to start with to create our menu.
Then shopping at the local butchers helps dictate our main course and Erica my assistant brings us what is fresh from her mom, Francesa's, garden. We sort of do a Tuscan "Iron Chef "daily.
| The recipe- Eggplant " Bruschette" |
For my weeklong programs- it is more or less the same. Constantly changing is what keeps it all fresh to me too. When I meet my students, we talk and I learn if they have been here before and what to take them to go see. Mostly I love sharing my friends at the local markets, artists and artisans.
Here are some foto's from this month's sessions.
Just like being here!
Enjoy your summer-
Shop local markets- Eat seasonally

Sounds like a great time!! My next vacation will hopefully be in Italy at a nice rented villa in the hills, with just a small village for some supplies and great food. I'd also love to takein a cooking class, where better than Italy?
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Ah, Judy, I have to admit it: I want your job!!! Perhaps in another life...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures, beautiful country. I hope to return one day. And when I do, I'll be trying that Sicilian couscous. It looks amazing.
ReplyDeleteJust to let you know how very much I enjoy receiving your posts in my email! I LOVE Tuscany and your presentation is lovely. I especially love the photographs. I like a cookbook with lots of photos which gives me an idea of how the dish should look ....
ReplyDeleteKeep on sharing and God bless you and your wonderful niche!
Abbey ♥
Wow those recipes look awesome would love to try a few!! Glad I found your blog:)
ReplyDeleteoh I did not know you had a cook book, I am really interested in getting it, do you sell it online? I want two copies of it!
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