Bruschetta in Rick Steve's Hill Towns show?
Jun 14th, 2007, 02:49 PM
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Thanks...I should have said that I know what the curse means in general, but I wanted to know the exact words and what they mean....that is, from which words do they derive? I know what the last part means but what is the "va fan"?
Jun 15th, 2007, 04:32 AM
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scrb begins asking where to find a particular type of bruschetta and look at all we've learned.
With apologies to the exquisite range of bruschetta posts, I've got to tell Ira that he brought back memories from my elementary school days. Our after school snack was mayo on white bread. No tomatoes and, well you can imagine what that 'white bread' was like. No matter. At the time it was a treat. My mom's after school food memories, on the other hand, include much more adventuresome delights like red bean sandwiches and potato salad sandwiches! In those days, however, the bread was crusty from the bakery.
Looking forward to more tasty posts. J.
With apologies to the exquisite range of bruschetta posts, I've got to tell Ira that he brought back memories from my elementary school days. Our after school snack was mayo on white bread. No tomatoes and, well you can imagine what that 'white bread' was like. No matter. At the time it was a treat. My mom's after school food memories, on the other hand, include much more adventuresome delights like red bean sandwiches and potato salad sandwiches! In those days, however, the bread was crusty from the bakery.
Looking forward to more tasty posts. J.
Jun 15th, 2007, 10:22 PM
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Michelle, I've often theorized that the regard (sometimes approaching contempt) that Italians have for one another's regional dialects is one of the reasons they are so thoroughly generous about our own attempts at the bella lingua.
