I love Bologna.
Like Lyon, the only thing that Sophie and I intended to do in Bologna was eat. And eat we did.
CAMINETTO D'ORO
VS.
JOPHIE MINTZENSOP
Tasty breads and tomato-rubbed breadsticks.
An amuse-bouche of fried fish with endive.
Traditional regional antipasto of Parmigiano-Reggiano and mortadella.
Salad of zucchini and apples.
Tagliolini with ragu Bolognese.
Thick pasta with lemon pesto.
Polpettone with parsley oil.
Lemon cake with ice cream!
A very enjoyable meal. Our second best thus far in Italy, bested only by Le Cinque Terre. There was too much food, to be sure, but we made it through. Sophie's pasta was (once again) the standout. How does she do it? The strange thick noodles were extremely pleasing and the sauce was out-of-this-world. Lemon zest and pesto go very well together.
I would write more, but I don't want to. Ha!
I would write more, but I don't want to. Ha!
Boy, do I wish I could be there! YUM!!
ReplyDeleteDitto, ditto and DITTO...looks amazing. Keep up the good work guys--I want to feel good about myself when you come back 50 lbs. heavier (and not in your luggage!) ;-)
ReplyDeleteCan you please both change your names after your wedding to Mintzensop? This is one of the rare instances where the mixed name would actually be really badass. John and I would be Dana and John Blank. Or Plasko. Neither of which is any good.
ReplyDeleteThat lemon zest pasta has my mouth watering. I have grown increasingly jealous of you two throughout this blog, most of it because of the foods you are eating!