Letters from a 300-year-old-Italian farmhouse.
Barbara BoyleEver wonder what it's like to live in an ancient Italian hill town? Without leaving your chair, get a taste of Piemonte, Italy, where the food is amazing, the wine is world class and the people, young and old, are beautiful, gracious and welcoming.
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Letters from a 300 year old Italian farmhouse: why food is far more than simply what we eat.
How Slow Food found a home in Italy, and why it really, truly matters.
On May 21st, we lost a visionary and a force in Carlo Petrini. He first appeared on the world stage in 1986 when McDonald’s opened its doors near the Spanish Steps...
Letters from a 300 year old Italian farmhouse: A bright pop of a summer salad, that will make you happy, I promise.
Watermelon never tasted so good.
Just in time for Memorial Day, the weather here has turned absolutely perfect, even though here it isn’t Memorial Day. Funny though, I can’t help but celebrate, as these quintessential American summer h...
Letters from a 300 year old Italian farmhouse: No rest for the wicked. Or the winemaker.
What winemakers do.
When my husband first announced his intention to make wine, my reaction was that he was 1) joking, 2) joking or 3) joking. We live in Piemonte, noted for its wine, particularly Barolo wine. They call it “the king of...
Letters from a 300 year old Italian farmhouse: Happy Festa della Mamma!!
For all those who celebrate…
To all those amazing moms out there — mothers, grandmothers, godmothers, step mothers (the non-wicked ones), mothers-to-be, mothers-in-law, favorite aunts who help with mothering from time to time, and for...
Letters from a 300 year old Italian farmhouse: The Most. Embarrassing. Carrots. Ever.
Here’s something I didn’t know I didn’t know.
I love to garden, and take some pride in the pretty flowers we have growing in our yard. So you can imagine how it feels to throw that pride out the window and show you the carrots from our...
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Discovering the beauty of life in Piemonte, living a fairytale life in a medieval hill town. My mission is to bring a little of that gorgeous Italian sunshine into every letter, for every reader.
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