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![]() "Edwin Pawlowski" > wrote in message t... >> What a way to live! <sigh> >> Does one get jaded having such abundance of wonderful food easily >> available to them, I wonder? Sure beats donuts and pop-tarts, eh? > > Perhaps, but we certainly ate well any time in Italy. It was not just the > fancy restaurants, but the small local shops as well. Prepared food in a > supermarket was also very good. I once read that the Italians spend a > larger percentage of their income on food than any other country. Here's my Italian breakfast sandwich today. http://i24.tinypic.com/f5920k.jpg and the mozz I used - the best I can do - not fresh from the cheesemaker's hands, but DOP, click twice and you can read the container: http://i22.tinypic.com/qn4b6b.jpg The cheese is full of water -- I used a ball and a half for a pizza and the water flowed all over the stone. But it is OK for this sandwich, or alone. Dee Dee |
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