Brugnato was a bishop's seat. Campo Ligure still hand-works filigree gold under a Spinola castle.
Eight more up there. We have them here:
https://anywhereitaly.com/a/10xt597?utm_source=bluesky&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=to
Brugnato was a bishop's seat. Campo Ligure still hand-works filigree gold under a Spinola castle.
Eight more up there. We have them here:
https://anywhereitaly.com/a/10xt597?utm_source=bluesky&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=to
“Tomatoes, tortillas, testaroli”?
Yet I still use cursive; perhaps conditioned by the swish of a wooden pointer.
Good times?…not!
/end
“Tomatoes, tortillas, testaroli”?
Yet I still use cursive; perhaps conditioned by the swish of a wooden pointer.
Good times?…not!
/end
Tutto buonissimo
Tutto buonissimo
This was a fun one!
'you can testaroli me anytime'
AO3: archiveofourown.org/works/60322999
#GoodOmens #goodomensnsfw
This was a fun one!
'you can testaroli me anytime'
AO3: archiveofourown.org/works/60322999
#GoodOmens #goodomensnsfw
A sort of torn dough dish called 'testaroli' was cooked on a 'testo' (a terra cotta cooktop) & often served in a broth.
This probably grew out of the very earliest cooked porridges.
A sort of torn dough dish called 'testaroli' was cooked on a 'testo' (a terra cotta cooktop) & often served in a broth.
This probably grew out of the very earliest cooked porridges.