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1. Florence on foot

Author

Plimmer, Martin

Subjects
Florence, Italy -- Description and travel, Food -- Italy, Food/cooking/nutrition
Abstract

Florence, Italy, is full of historic, cultural and religious sites. The city has many cafes or bars that serve the best Italian foods, wines and coffee where many locals and tourists spend their time in these to discover the rich heritage of the city.

Published
1999

3. The simple secrets of Tuscany

Author

Foges, Alexandra and Chamorro, Laura

Subjects
Tuscany, Italy -- Social aspects, Food -- Italy, Cookery, Italian -- Social aspects, Travel, recreation and leisure
Abstract

The Tuscan region of Italy is famous for its cooking style, which emphasizes beef, boar, hare and birds. Wine, food, social customs and cooking techniques are described.

Published
1994

4. Focus on Italy

Author

Mellgren, James

Subjects
Italy -- Food and nutrition, Cookery, Italian -- Appreciation, Food -- Italy, Food industry -- Italy, Food and beverage industries
Abstract

It will be for people in the 3rd millennium to decide which countries or cultures have made the greatest contribution, in terms of food, to human happiness, but it seems [...]

Published
2001

6. The savors and flavors of Naples

Author

Sheraton, Mimi

Subjects
Restaurants -- Directories, Churches -- Italy, Food -- Italy, Cookery, Italian -- Appreciation, Museums -- Italy, Markets (Economics) -- Italy, Naples, Italy -- Description and travel
Published
1986

8. A fine stopping-off place in Italy

Author

Cattani, Richard J.

Subjects
Food -- Italy, Tuscany, Italy -- Food and nutrition, Italy -- Description and travel
Published
1993

10. Edible joys of the eternal city

Author

Marling, Susan

Subjects
Rome, Italy -- Description and travel, Food -- Italy, Business, Business, international
Abstract

Rome, Italy, offers much to tourists at any time of year, and its cuisine is plain and tasty and has not been influenced by any food dictators. There is hardly any snobbery in buying and savouring food in Rome. Supermarkets are not often found. The offerings at the Piazza Vittorio market reflect the residence in Rome of East Europeans and Asians. A picnic of food purchased at the market can be eaten in the Villa Borghese Park or other selected spot. Roman delicacies include pigs trotters, grilled small intestine of veal, and pig's cheek.

Published
1994

11. La dolce vita

Author

Hazelton, Nika

Subjects
Mechanization -- Italy, Food -- Italy, Italy -- Description and travel
Published
1983

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