May 3, 2023Liked by Giulia Scarpaleggia, Tommaso Galli
As they say, there is a reason for everything!!! But, it is hard to accept when it happens on a vacation you’ve been looking forward to for awhile. In the meantime, rest, get well, let Tommaso baby you for awhile. I am loving Cucina Povera….my family came from Crotone and San Giovanni in Fiore and were very poor when they emigrated to the U.S., so I know all about Cucina Povera….
May 3, 2023Liked by Giulia Scarpaleggia, Tommaso Galli
Hope you are feeling better soon. Sunshine and warm days can work wonders. Hoping that greets you back at home. I’m looking forward to your next post, as we leave for Puglia in a few weeks. Get well soon!
May 3, 2023Liked by Giulia Scarpaleggia, Tommaso Galli
So sorry to hear you were sick in Lecce! Also happened to me while visiting Lecce in January. Missing out on all that great food! I'm still waiting for my copy of Cucina Povera to arrive. It was supposed to be delivered beginning of April (Amazon.it) Any ideas? Can't wait to get it! 😊❤️
May 3, 2023Liked by Giulia Scarpaleggia, Tommaso Galli
Hope you will feel well soon after a good nights’ sleep on the train. I love the ‘Cucina Povera’ and will use more recipes when I’ve harvested in the garden. Non vedo l’ora 😃
May 3, 2023Liked by Giulia Scarpaleggia, Tommaso Galli
Hope you feel better soon! And I agree, I'm tired of all of the viruses around - I've been sick 3 times in the last few months already! I'm sorry that it spoiled your holidays! :-(
May 3, 2023Liked by Giulia Scarpaleggia, Tommaso Galli
Hope you feel better soon, Giulia. I also want you to know how much I enjoyed your Milk Street cooking class, you’re a fantastic instructor. And your cookbook Cucina Povera is amazing, it’s one of my faves.
May 3, 2023Liked by Giulia Scarpaleggia, Tommaso Galli
So sorry for your sickness during the holidays, Giulia. It does happen, but it smarts all the more when it's precious time spent away with family. I remember one particular trip to the Auvergne with an ex boyfriend. I was so excited about the cheese, and the French food in general, but within hours was struck down by a flu type bug that completely removed my tastebuds. I spent the whole trip practically in tears at every meal, thinking of everything I was missing. A strange form of torture! I hope you regain your strength soon and can enjoy all the food of Bologna and Florence. xx
So sad to hear that your wonderful vacation plans hit such a pothole in the road. So “not fun” to quote my son. I’m hoping by now you are feeling much better and found enjoyment in Bologna and Florence before you get back home. Here’s to warm sunny days to come.
It upsets me that this illness prevented you from fully enjoying your vacation. The rains... Sometimes it feels like the whole world is against you. But I'm glad you took it favorably. I hope everything works out for you on your next trip!
As they say, there is a reason for everything!!! But, it is hard to accept when it happens on a vacation you’ve been looking forward to for awhile. In the meantime, rest, get well, let Tommaso baby you for awhile. I am loving Cucina Povera….my family came from Crotone and San Giovanni in Fiore and were very poor when they emigrated to the U.S., so I know all about Cucina Povera….
Hope you are feeling better soon. Sunshine and warm days can work wonders. Hoping that greets you back at home. I’m looking forward to your next post, as we leave for Puglia in a few weeks. Get well soon!
We just went through the same illnesses/gray rainy days here. Wouldn’t wish that for anyone’s holiday!
So sorry to hear you were sick in Lecce! Also happened to me while visiting Lecce in January. Missing out on all that great food! I'm still waiting for my copy of Cucina Povera to arrive. It was supposed to be delivered beginning of April (Amazon.it) Any ideas? Can't wait to get it! 😊❤️
Hope you will feel well soon after a good nights’ sleep on the train. I love the ‘Cucina Povera’ and will use more recipes when I’ve harvested in the garden. Non vedo l’ora 😃
I am so sorry you ended up sick on your holiday. Not fun at all! I hope by now that you are on the mend.
Sending you 'Get-Well' wishes. Chicken soup will be of help.
This is a beautiful time of year with all the colorful flowers and shrubs BUT it also brings allergies and I've a few.
On a bright note, Cucina Povera is a delight.
Hope you feel better soon! And I agree, I'm tired of all of the viruses around - I've been sick 3 times in the last few months already! I'm sorry that it spoiled your holidays! :-(
Hope you feel better soon, Giulia. I also want you to know how much I enjoyed your Milk Street cooking class, you’re a fantastic instructor. And your cookbook Cucina Povera is amazing, it’s one of my faves.
May you feel healthy again soon and adopt a diet beyond chicken, oat milk, and boiled potatoes! Hope that spring and summer are wonderful!
So sorry for your sickness during the holidays, Giulia. It does happen, but it smarts all the more when it's precious time spent away with family. I remember one particular trip to the Auvergne with an ex boyfriend. I was so excited about the cheese, and the French food in general, but within hours was struck down by a flu type bug that completely removed my tastebuds. I spent the whole trip practically in tears at every meal, thinking of everything I was missing. A strange form of torture! I hope you regain your strength soon and can enjoy all the food of Bologna and Florence. xx
So sad to hear that your wonderful vacation plans hit such a pothole in the road. So “not fun” to quote my son. I’m hoping by now you are feeling much better and found enjoyment in Bologna and Florence before you get back home. Here’s to warm sunny days to come.
So sorry! This happened recently to me too. The worst. I hope you feel better soon! xx
It upsets me that this illness prevented you from fully enjoying your vacation. The rains... Sometimes it feels like the whole world is against you. But I'm glad you took it favorably. I hope everything works out for you on your next trip!