
if the regions of lazio and campagnia do nothing to satiate one’s hunger for modernity, they will certainly satiate one’s appetite. food in italy transcends its prim definition as a noun and transforms into a boundless verb: dancing, singing, teasing the palate. produce winks as you pass, entreating your attention. aromas linger and mingle – basilico and tomato, lemon and fig, red wine and parmigiano, all intoxicating and inviting. markets offer staples of honey, olives, tomatoes and cheese and also provide the seemingly exotic: north african
cactus pear (which to my great pleasure grows throughout campagnia by the side of the road!) italians are fastidious about their culinary choices; the youngest is able to discern
varieties of tomatoes, peaches and cheeses and as a result, foodstuff is exemplary.
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