LIFESTYLE

Food of the Week

Picture A: Seafood Risotto

Picture B: Apertivi Charcuterie Board

Picture C: Wild Boar Ravioli

These are all foods we have trialed on our travels.

Did You Know...

Montalcino, Italy was known for its olive oil until the tremendous frost of 1985 destroyed more than 80% of the olive trees in the area. Instead of replanting new olive trees, the local farmers planted vines, which eventually grew the grapes of the now world-famous Brunello di Montalcino.

Whether you call it a square, marketplace, piazza, cognate, or plaza, for centuries, human life revolved around the center of town. No matter where you lived or how you lived the stones in the town square connected us together. As the gathering place, the town square allowed people to assemble for food, news, skills, religions, advice, politics, music, etc. As we travel and experience the town squares in other countries, we hope to enrich our perspectives of people and yours. We are all human though we walk on different paths.

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