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Take your taste buds on a journey

Take your taste buds on a journey | ITALIA PER SEMPRE | Scoop.it
From www.theage.com.au - October 20, 2012 5:32 PM

Take your taste buds on a journey...

 

In 2008, Tabberer produced her first book about falling in love with this  seductive stretch of Italian coastline that runs from Vietri to Positano. My  Amalfi Coast was a highly praised and highly personal travel guide that  couldn't fit all she knew about the food of the area. So she saved her recipes  for her just-released second book, Amalfi Coast Recipes, a  picture-perfect showcase of the region's wonderful produce and endearing  personalities, who happen to be her friends.


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Autumnal bliss for all the family on Puglia's coast

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From www.standard.co.uk - October 22, 2012 1:26 PM

After a 45-minute drive past ugly bungalows and industrial areas, we’re ready to turn around and go home — to give up our annual family holiday. Puglia is not your traditional tourist destination, and we can see why.

 

But then, suddenly, we reach a spot between the foothills of the Appenines and the Adriatic. The air is filled with the scent of figs and there are monumental olive trees, more beautiful than any I’ve ever seen. Their trunks are knotted and gnarled, and they stand in the fields like giant soldiers.

 


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