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#GlutenFreeRecipe :: Cherry Tomatoes and Goat Milk Ricotta Tart
Here’s one of those simple recipes that requires some time to prep, but delivers delicious bites full of everything summer. Yet, in its simplicity, it calls for great produce. Continue reading
#EasyRecipes :: Roasted Romanesco Broccoli with a Light Béchamel Sauce
Romanesco Broccoli are between the sexiest vegs on the planet, they catch the light in a way that most times than not you got some gorgeous pics. Continue reading
Dolci Note :: La “Moretta”, soffice torta al cacao
Ho iniziato a correre guardando i miei bimbi allenarsi. C’è un percorso parallelo al loro frequentato dai quei genitori che, in attesa che i bimbi finiscano gli allenamenti, corrono e/o camminano. Piano piano, kilometro dopo kilometro, ho maturato la decisione di partecipare alla Mezza Maratona Roma-Ostia, che si è tenuta domenica scorsa 10 marzo. 21,097 … Continue reading
Weekly Voguish: Yoga, Bauhaus & Unsmart Devices
Trendy Bites from around the world wide web On the menu Check the T’s Wellness Guide to London The city’s burgeoning health-conscious cafe scene, meanwhile, is slowly shifting perceptions of English food culture from “beige” to “green.” The creative process and how the artist Yum Tang realized this visually stunning Bento Box commercial Art & … Continue reading
#FoodStyling :: Pettinando Spaghetti
Pettinati ma non troppo: come impiattare gli spaghetti… anche in porzioni dietetiche 😉 Continue reading
Passeggiata al “Mercato Coperto” di Lanciano
Ci sono luoghi dove il mercato arriva una volta a settimana ed altri dove c’è la fortuna di averlo tutti i giorni. A Lanciano c’è uno spazio dedicato dove, sin dalla prima mattina, arrivano tantissimi produttori agricoli di zona a portare le loro mercanzie. Entrare in questo posto è un po’ come tornare indietro nel … Continue reading
#AppetibilisInstaFood: Girls Night Out + Snaps and Tips
When portable phones became popular, callers did not say “How are you?” any more but “Where are you?” Being somewhere else from the landline phone device was (then) so weird that the first question did not concern how you were but rather the place you were answering from. Twenty-some years later, with our ubiquitous smartphones … Continue reading
