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Marylebone: Oh That is a discovery! The other

If the Notting Hill did not know much but at least we were a few times, but did Marylebone solamente rima con il fish and chips più buono di Londra. 

Il che in effetti non è poco, ma non ci aveva acceso curiosità ulteriori, diciamo che ci eravamo soffermate alle apparenze: quartiere residenziale chiccoso. Punto, più o meno.

Ed invece no: Londra, che ti obbliga quasi sempre a rimangiarti idee e parole, ci ha stupite ancora una volta facendoci scoprire un quartiere ad alto tasso gastronomico. Molto alto. Le migliori macellerie e cheese room (qual'è l'equivalente italiano?!) sono qui come pure molti altri negozietti che vale la pena di visitare: da nuovi concept-store di stampio bio,veg,vegano alle boutique di cioccolato per finire con i farmer's market. All this in the neighborhood where Madonna has his London residence: considering how to maintain, shopping at Marylebone should become common practice :-)

We have made the big-tour on Sunday morning and I'll I highly recommend: The entire district lies dormant after the excesses of the night before and you can see the market, chatting with farmers, note the shops and not have to queue to go to the Fromagerie.

La Fromagerie : It may be defined the cheese museum world, such is the breadth of choice, if not everything here was obviously very fresh and perfectly edible.

The local selling milk and butter, divided by breeds, yogurt, chutneys and jellies italians, honey of trees and shrubs unlikely, dried fruits, cakes and loaves wonderfully good and so expensive (even a defect will not!).

Before you let out more of evil timidly open the door to the Cheese Room and be flooded smell the aroma of hundreds of different cheeses. And then you smile and tell the clerk that no, you can not buy anything, but tell convinced otherwise until you try not to give (on average a few minutes is enough).

Next to the Fromagerie, based Ginger Pig , alis one of the best butchers in London. The bench is triumphant with hundreds of kilograms of meat tenderness and succulence already oozing out of the window. The butcher then also organizes a variety of courses to help London home to recognize the different cuts of meat, to reuse those "forgotten" and learn how to cook (I am afraid that this is the hardest part for the housewife :-) . Also interesting is the course on monothematic sausage: a hard evening: then you learn to do the preparation and eating. Simple no?

As we said on Sunday takes place in the parking lot in front of the Fromagerie, and the Ginger Pig, the Farmer's Market This Marylebone Village is one of London's largest and producers who come here should have the farm to no more than 40 miles from the capital (it reads the statute). Many things are organic, others are not here but the prices are truly exceptional: you can fill your fridge with vitamins spending a quarter of what you would do at the supermarket. Oltre a frutta e verdura ci sono banchi anche di carne, uova, formaggio, pane, miele, conserve, pesce e street food. Un consiglio: la spesa pesa e se non abitate nel flat di Madonna, compratevi un carrellino!

Girato letteralmente l'angolo, sarete su Marylebone High Street, pochi passi ancora ed ecco spuntare Natural Kitchen : una sorta di Planet Organic ancora più ricco nell'offerta che qui spazia anche all'arredamento e alla libreria. Belli anche il ristorantino ed il banco della gastronomia e punti in più per la pulizia e la freschezza del luogo, caldo ma moderno.

Poco più avanti, divagazione culturale: la libreria Daunt merita una visita anche solo per l'architettura del negozio, quando poi vi accorgerete della scelta infinita di letteratura da viaggio, guide e cartine che hanno da proporvi forse non rimarrà solo una divagazione:-)

Ultimo step: Rococo . Terribilmente raffinato questo shop di cioccolatini vende creazioni di alta classe, combinandole a scenografie molto particolari. La vetrina con i pupazzi che prendono il tè ci ha illuminato e la scelta di praline aromatizzate ai vari tipi ti te e sale ha fatto traballare la nostra capacità di scelta. Ed infatti abbiamo optato per un "Oh no thanks we are just looking!"

Parigi a Londra? Croissants a Piccadilly Circus e baguettes a Knightsbridge? Alla prossima puntata!

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Ho la sensazione che di Notting Hill si sappia poco a parte il fatto che ospita il celeberrimo mercato di Portobello e che ha fatto da cornice all'altrettanto celebre film.

Che cosa offra poi gastronomicamente, è ancora più un mistero: difficile che rimanga tempo dopo il mercato per percorrerla anche in altri sensi, in altre vie e vicoli da esplorare con calma. 

Saturday, accorteci part of the gap, we immediately start to find matches in something good: of course in the true sense of the word.

And here's what it turned out, but the premise is a must: Portobello Road abandoned after a while and head for the most authentic Westbourne Grove, this way you will understand the soul of the neighborhood (which obviously you do not see the market :-) mica

Portobello Road market, maybe when you do a little hard to see but there are shops not to be missed:

• Hummingbird Bakery (133 Portobello Road) : E' famosa, famosissima qui. Il suo libro di dolci è nella hit parade da mesi dei libri più venduti. Sforna dolci alla "maniera americana", ovvero gigantesche torte a più piani e cupcakes di ogni tipo, ma la qualità è ottima.

• Spice-shop (1 Blenheim Crescent) : Il negozio di spezie più rifornito del regno (suppongo ma ad occhio direi di esserne certa), qui troverete tutto per dare "un pò di pepe" ai vostri piatti. Se comprate il misto spezie per falafel, basterà annusarlo per credere di essere riuscite a diventare a magician in these meatballs.

• Books for Cooks (4 Blenheim Crescent): ok this is the most famous library in London for us foodies. We would lose his head, the reason and the wallet. As for the latter .. Fortunately, there is Mastercard!

• Gails (138 Portobello Road) : the chain of bakeries p ver popular in London, they are the architects of miracle which saw the English average first approach to a bakery done as God commands and abandon the terrible bread hire industry. rye bread with walnuts is something ; incredibile (anche per il costo).

• The Grain shop (269a Portobello Road) : da fuori non promette nulla di buono e dentro vi lascerà stupiti per la curiosa mescolanza di donne di razze diverse che vi serviranno: ma provatelo perchè il cibo (rigorosamente veg) merita e per di più è economico. Ottimo per il pranzo tra una bancarella e l'altra.

The Hummingbird Bakery, Tom's Deli inside and outside

Westbourne Grove: as I said is this way, elegant and very few people who made us understand better the neighborhood, here's where you can eat between a Mercedes and the other:

• Classical (283 Westbourne Grove) : who wants to Italian-style aperitifs, a good glass of wine and a sausage knife Here you'll see cheese-satisfied.

• Tom's Deli (226 Westbourne Grove) : weird, funny, charming, almost fake: those terms if he deserves all this place is cake, but also from restaurant and that seems just out of Euro Disney to the delight of children in London. The windows are amazing.

• Daylsford Organic (208-212 Westbourne Grove) : the English brand of luxury to the organic conjugated here in London. The Notting Hill is home to the largest city and offers a supermarket, a restaurant, a bar and a shop selling household goods, all in radical-chic style. E ' the case to say beautiful and impossible.

• Planet Organic (42 Westbourne Grove) : this should be the only brand that combines access to biological, is available now perhaps a little risky but it is a concept of the supermarket, very Eataly similar to that found many followers (including me).

• Kitchen Ideas (70 Westbourne Grove) : think of a kitchen tool: here we have it. Think about the price you would pay for: the people here at this price. Here is a summary of the best shop of household in the city. Here, too, should run Mastercard in vostro aiuto.

L'ingresso di Books for Cooks e l'interno di Gails

La prossima puntata avrà come destinazione Marylebone (ovvero il paradiso in incognito dei food-addicted:-)

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Notting Hill where you return to the earth wire

A volte capita.

Capita che si voglia dedicare tempo a qualcuno o a qualcosa (come in questo case) but you can not cause them to seize all the elements necessary to make this happen: time, tranquility, and luxury complete with photographs suitable name.

It may also happen to be in a foreign land and not everything is as it should (read the chapter for explanations :-) Heathrow, then having to re-create life in a short time: work, home and other little things (like opening a bank account) that take away time and space: for luck in the midst of many problems, the good news is not missed, so here is a selection of facts that could be entitled:

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• " Qui, Heatrow, abbiamo un problema: nevica": già come forse saprete benissimo, sotto Natale Londra è stata piacevolmente imbiancata da cinque cm di neve, forse troppi per l'aereoporto più trafficato al mondo: voli cancellati, situazioni da terzo e quarto mondo, gente che ha dormito per giorni sul pavimento.. Potremmo parlare per ore di quello che è accaduto non per aver letto con accanimento il Times ma simply because we were there. Blocked for a week as Tom Hanks with the bright prospect of spending Christmas in the company of British Airways. Also no thanks.

• " Dear Miss, we are pleased to inform you that his job as a cook at Harrods has been accepted and that we have in our staff as soon as possible " Perhaps these are the so-called e- Email life-changing. Harrods, the second most famous in London, wants one of two bloggers here (Marcella) as a cook. We re-read a dozen times this mail. After the game is performance anxiety, now what?!

• " First you should make a petition for the NIN to then have to open a bank account, so can start work right away " here say that these two steps have been between the moments when we really understand why a streamlined bureaucracy helps everyone get the NIN (English tax code) and open the bank account, here is incredibly simple and mostly free of charge: no stamps to pay postage to send newsletters, costs fixed for the current account .. Nothing at all. Not bad :-) But

• " Girls see you for a cup of tea domenica? ": l'incontro con semplicementepeperosa e cavoliamerenda è stato una delle cose più belle che ci è successo dall'inizio di questa avventura londinese: con loro abbiamo trovato due ottime compagne di avventura prima e due amiche subito dopo. Tour nippo-londinesi e code da Pierre Hermè comprese. E' anche grazie a loro se non ci siamo sentite mai sole. 
  

Questo era per ripartire come si deve, non tralasciando nulla, dalla prossima puntata si riparte: destinazione Notting Hill.

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What, ACCORDING TO YOU, THE BEST ITALIAN SONG OR YOU LIKED MORE?

Try to memory and think about it a bit ', then tell me what song you like best and why. When there is a sample of at least 10 songs will be a survey of school pupils and will vote that they consider best in taking account of: music, text and interpretation. So what is this song?

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Milan Bergamo, curiosity

Milan, Galleria Vittorio Emmanule II.

It is a covered walkway that connects the Piazza del Duomo with the La Scala theater. It was designed by Giuseppe Mengoni, started in 1865. It is home to designer shops and brands and also of popular cafés and restaurants. His iron structures in sight, the Gallery was one of the examples that was inspired Gustave Eiffel, a few years later. In 1859 it was decided to make a covered walkway that connects Piazza Duomo with Piazza della Scala to devote to the king who led Milan to unify the Kingdom of Italy.

Trivia: The Octagon Gallery has a central mosaic with the emblem of the House of Savoy. On either side, always in mosaics, are represented the arms of the four cities that at different times were capitals of the Kingdom of Italy: Milan in the order (with Napoleon), then Turin, Florence and finally Rome (with the Savoy). In the lunettes around the turn, are represented allegories of the four continents: Africa, Asia, Europe and America.

Tradition states that turn on themselves (three times) while with the heel of his right foot on the genitals of the bull mosaic portrait by the coat of arms Turin on the Octagon floor of the gallery, good luck. This superstitious ritual, repeated hundreds of times a day by passers-by, mostly tourists, quickly wear the image of the bull that needs to be reset frequently. In reality the ancient tradition of Milan planned to swipe your foot on the emblem only on the night of December 31 at midnight.

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Commedia dell'arte

brands belonging to the area of \u200b\u200bBergamo.

La Commedia 'art' was so called because his actors, for the first time in a millennium and more, were actors 'craft'. He was born around the middle of the sixteenth century. He was suddenly called comedy or subject (plot) since it was reciatata from a rough texture that improvisation of the actors filled monologues and dialogues. The actors play a role or form that usually had some peculiarities depending on the character. For the area peep Bergamo servants Brighella and Harlequin.

Brighella: comes from the tradition of the ancient mimes. Its name comes from the verb 'intrigue' intrigue, get busy, by all means, to achieve a goal.

Brighella do more than serve as a Harlequin, but countless other professions, more or less legitimate and honest. So you can always find in the midst of many intrigues. Characteristic elements of the character are the readiness and agility of his mind, to devise tricks and prepare traps into which to drop the next, all this just for the sake of the same cheat others. E 'intriguing, very clever and unscrupulous. Brighella is also a type liar, telling fibs with confidence and conviction that it is almost impossible to distinguish them from the truth. It is also very good at singing, playing and dancing. The jacket is pictured and pants are decorated gallons of green has black shoes with green pom-poms.

The mantle is white with two green stripes, the mask and hat are blacks.

His name is in common, in fact 'do Brighella' means to behave in a manner very seriously.

Harlequin: is one of the most famous of the Commedia dell'Arte masks. Probably of French origin. He was born in the poorest area of \u200b\u200bBergamo, Bergamo low opposed to high Brighella where he was born. is the crafty servant and foolish, thief, liar and cheat, in perpetual conflict with the boss and constantly worried about scrape together the money to appease his insatiable appetite. Over time the nature of the character went refining the rough dialect of Bergamo gave way to softer Venetian, the original leotard patched gradually became a distinctive and sophisticated dress with multicolored diamond pattern, refined the original features of the demonic black mask, as well as facial expressions and gestures.

was in love with a maid named Columbine.

If you want to see all the masks I recommend you visit: http://www.teatrodinessuno.it/maschere-commedia-arte

(from which she took part of the information and Masks from artist's Comedy in Italian by Antonella Grignola)

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Casonsei

casoncelli Bergamo (in dialect Casonsèi de la Bergamo ") are produced exclusively in the Province of Bergamo .

Recipe Traditional pasta provides the use of: wheat flour, bran, eggs and water, for the dough instead of the many ingredients are ground for sausage, bread crumbs, pear (Spadona or Abbot), roast beef, grain Padano cheese, eggs, raisins, amaretto, spices (black or white pepper, nutmeg and cinnamon), lemon zest, garlic and parsley. For the realization of the stuffing must mix the eggs with the bread crumbs, Grana Padano, grated lemon zest, garlic and parsley finely chopped, spices, amaretti powder, chopped meat and other ingredients. The end result will be a smooth mixture. The pasta is made by mixing flour, flour, eggs and water until a uniform mixture of 0.6 mm thick. The sheet is then stretched and cut into circles with a diameter of between 6 and 8 cm, which is situated on the filling. The discs of dough are then turned in upon themselves and closed edges, shaped like a crescent. I will take a final look casoncelli pulp width varying between 6 and 8 cm and weight of 8-10 gr. The paste color is whitish while the filling varies from light brown to dark pink. (Information taken from: http://www.bg.camcom.it/release/macroaree/promozione/territorio/prodotti_tradizionali_bergamaschi/prodotti/casoncelli / index.jsp

Take a look since there are many local dishes.