We had the opportunity to taste this famous soup at the dinner of the aspirant sommeliers. So, first of all you get this huuuuuge hot plate right from the owen, then the waiter removes the lid and a 2-hour struggle with the soup can start :) Usually you're supposed to first eat the fish and whatever other marine life forms that have been caught in the morning. When you think you've almost managed to eat all, you get chitarra pasta (served on seashells) to put inside the delicious tomato sauce. Oh, almost forgot, this soup is one of the dishes that fits remarkably well with Cerasuolo wine.
Saturday, 27 March 2010
The last blog post about the roof (I promise!)
We had the opportunity to taste this famous soup at the dinner of the aspirant sommeliers. So, first of all you get this huuuuuge hot plate right from the owen, then the waiter removes the lid and a 2-hour struggle with the soup can start :) Usually you're supposed to first eat the fish and whatever other marine life forms that have been caught in the morning. When you think you've almost managed to eat all, you get chitarra pasta (served on seashells) to put inside the delicious tomato sauce. Oh, almost forgot, this soup is one of the dishes that fits remarkably well with Cerasuolo wine.
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