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We chat about bitter digestifs, a wine grape named after sheep, a pasta named after a musical instrument, and local cheese. Plus, we squeeze in a little truffle talk.
The video was recorded just before the death of Abruzzo’s iconic and much-loved shepherd and cheesemaker Gregorio Rotolo. Hear about his delicious cheeses and why he named one after Pope Francis.
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Author: Sam Dunham
Sam is a very lucky midlife 'mamma' to A who is 12 and juggles her work as a self-employed freelance SEO food and travel copywriter and EFL teacher. She is the founder of the Life In Abruzzo Cultural Association, co-founder of Let's Blog Abruzzo. she is the founder of the 'English in the Woods' initiative, teaching English outdoors in a forest style school.
Where in Scanno can I buy a pasta chitarra
I will be there in May
Hi Mary Jo
Do you mean the the pasta cutter or the dish?
THE WOODEN CUTTER. MY SISTER-IN-LAW HAS ONE THAT WAS A GIFT AND IT HAS SCANNOO CARVED INTO THE WOOD
There is a small hardware shop that sells traditional kitchen equipment in Scanno like pizzelle makers, you can probably get one in there.It’s a very small town so you will find it quite easily
Thank you so much. Do you know the name of the hardware store or its location?
I cant be 100% but I think it was Sero ferramenta, I cant see a street name even in Google but if you put it in, it does show its location. Scanno is very small and the shops are all in v close proximity.
Thank. You so much. You have been very helpful