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Emilia-Romagna Region

Our tales of food and culture, and the recipes we collected along our way from our travels through the Emilia-Romagna Region of Italy.

Base Camp Rimini: 3 easy day-trips

June 22, 2012 by Nat & Tim 4 Comments

Day-trips Rimini is the perfect base camp for many day-trips. Whether you are staying in the town centre or near the beach, the train and bus station are a short city bus or walk away. You can leave in the morning and be back by dinner time to enjoy seafood on the beach. Here are […]

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Nice Legs! a visit to a Prosciutto di Parma factory

June 20, 2012 by Nat & Tim 2 Comments

Ristorante Cocchi Just as we finished up our delicious lunch at Ristorante Cocchi, which included fried zucchini blossoms filled with vegetables mozzarella and sardines and braised stuffed veal breast, our guide for the afternoon, Mirca, arrived to whisk us away to the Parma hillside. San Pietro Prosciutteria Nestled in its own microclimate where the dry […]

Filed Under: #foodtourism, #honestfoodtales, #theextraordinaryitaliantaste, #VaBene, #worldfoodtourism, DOP, Emilia-Romagna, Europe, food, IGP, Italy, Protected Designation of Origin, Tourism, travel Tagged With: europe, italy, Parma, parma italy, prosciutto, prosciutto di Parma

The Big Wheel In Parma

June 18, 2012 by Nat & Tim 8 Comments

Parma We woke up early to catch the train out of Rimini up to Parma where our guide for the morning, Giovanna, was waiting for us at the station. Our hosts at Emilia-Romagna Tourism had really pulled some strings for us and had planned a very exciting day. Thanks to the generosity of the Consorzio […]

Filed Under: #foodtourism, #theextraordinaryitaliantaste, #VaBene, DOP, Emilia-Romagna, Europe, food, fresh pasta, IGP, Italy, Protected Designation of Origin, Tourism, travel Tagged With: a big wheel of cheese, bologna, cheese, Cheese making, emilia-romagna, europe, italy, parma italy, parmigiano reggiano

Bologna: World Class City

June 16, 2012 by Nat & Tim 2 Comments

Bologna Housing the oldest university ever known, Bologna is a world class city with high end shops, beautiful piazzas and great food. Sometimes overlooked for more popular tourist towns, Bologna has a lot to offer from amazing architecture including leaning towers to kilometers of beautiful porticos. If you are into food and travel, Bologna is […]

Filed Under: #foodtourism, #theextraordinaryitaliantaste, #VaBene, Bologna, DOP, Emilia-Romagna, Europe, food, fresh pasta, IGP, Italy, Market, Tourism, travel Tagged With: bologna, emilia-romagna, europe, italy, photography, world class

TAGLIATELLE AL RAGU

June 14, 2012 by Nat & Tim 14 Comments

Tagliatelle al Ragu As promised we have investigated (thoroughly) the makings of a proper Bolognese sauce and we can now tell you definitively that there is no such thing as “Bolognese” sauce, kind of. In fact, what is known in the rest of the world as Bolognese sauce or spaghetti Bolognese (spag bol for you […]

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I Hate Bees

June 12, 2012 by Nat & Tim 11 Comments

I hate bees “I hate bees,” a fellow blogger said to me when I asked whether she would come with us to visit Miele Praconi, one of the biggest honey producers in Emilia-Romagna. I was stunned that someone could feel such a negative emotion towards an insect that is so beneficial to humans but I […]

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The Taste For Speed

June 9, 2012 by Nat & Tim 4 Comments

Lamborghini Anyone who knows me well knows that I have long had a love affair with cars. In fact, if money were no object I am sure my garage would be bigger than my house. How lucky for me then to be, not only in the land of great food but in the land of […]

Filed Under: #VaBene, Bologna, Emilia-Romagna, Europe, Italy, museum, Tourism, travel Tagged With: Aventador, cars, emilia-romagna, europe, fantasy, italy, lamborghini, speed

Living Like A Local In Blogville

June 2, 2012 by Nat & Tim 7 Comments

superfoods

Emilia-Romagna As a chef, to travel to the Emilia-Romagna region of Italy is something special. Widely considered the culinary capital of Italy it is the birth place of world famous foods like Parmigiano cheese, prosciutto di Parma and balsamic vinegar to name just a few. Dishes like lasagna, tortellini in brodo or the quintessential tagliatelle […]

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