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Apr 19
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Uncategorized, expat, living in italy, culinary, italy, italian culture, food & wine, farm, chickens, garden, le marche, recipes, cooking, humor, language, travel, interview, driving in Italy, slow living, slow food, travel tips, emilia-romagna, artisans
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Easter has come & gone - we reminisce on the day & opera singing Zio Albi (incase you missed the clip - watch it here: Easter Concerto). During the podcast, learn from our mistakes both in the garden & finding a lunch spot in a foreign city! Then be transported to the attic of an ancient acetaia (vinegar making family & home) in Modena where Jason & I sample 8 traditional balsamic vinegars and interview the passionate Giovanna from Acetaia di Giorgio. She lovingly tells us about her families balsamic making traditions & why the product her family makes is far superior to any mass produced version. It's a wonderful interview with a true artisan of Italy!
Acetaia di Giorgio
Via Sandro Cabassi, 67
41123 Modena
http://www.acetaiadigiorgio.it
Telefono / fax 059.333015
Mobile 338.6575552
Email: info@acetaiadigiorgio.it
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Mar 15
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Uncategorized, expat, living in italy, agriturismo, culinary, italy, italian culture, food & wine, farm, garden, le marche, recipes, cooking, humor, language, interview, slow living, organic gardening, budget travel, slow food, travel tips
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We are excited to share an interview with our friends Antonio & Paola, owners of Gelateria Maki in Fano & our most favorite artisan gelato shop in the Region! They stopped by for a visit so we thought we'd ask a few burning questions about gelato: how is it different from ice cream, difference between artisan & industrial gelato, where their passion came from and much more! It's clear Antonio & Paola are passionate about what they produce (gelato, sorbet, chocolates) and the importance of quality ingredients - you can taste it in every delicious bite!
Gelateria Artigianale Makì
Piazza degli Avveduti, 1 Fano (PU) Italy +39 07211796064
Makigelateria@gmail.com
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Feb 03
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Uncategorized, living in italy, agriturismo, italy, italian culture, food & wine, farm, garden, le marche, humor, slow living, tuscany, umbria
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Italy is blasted by a Siberian storm & we are snowed-in! In a rare evening podcast from our frozen farmhouse we talk about things that come along with severe weather & living in the countryside that we've never experienced before! And as the snow accumulates to over 4 feet, we contemplate our next move....
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Jan 26
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Uncategorized, expat, living in italy, agriturismo, culinary, italy, italian culture, food & wine, farm, Italian festivals & feasts, le marche, recipes, cooking, humor, language, travel, slow living, slow food, holidays, charcuterie
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Start your day with a cappuccino and get into the Italian state of mind as we talk about our favorite winter activity - sausage & salami making! Jason shares our simple recipe and explains how simple sausage making is. Currently there are 90 kilos of meat curing in the rafters upstairs! We laugh as we retell stories of Doctor Gaggi & his impromptu sausage tests he gives Jason, not ready to hand-over the reigns. We recap some of winters events and don't miss the fitting word of the week!
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Nov 29
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Uncategorized, expat, living in italy, italy, italian culture, food & wine, farm, garden, Italian festivals & feasts, le marche, recipes, cooking, humor, language, travel, slow living, slow food, holidays
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We visit Cartoceto to celebrate the unearthing of formaggio di fossa - a unique local cheese that has been buried in a pit for months. The Doctor has a bad day, we make an offer on a meat grinder and readying the house for winter (things we never thought of before living in the country). And, its official, the holiday season has started, bringing with it endless eating & cooking....break out the fat pants!
Thanks for listening!
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Nov 22
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Uncategorized, expat, living in italy, agriturismo, culinary, italy, food & wine, farm, chickens, garden, Italian festivals & feasts, le marche, recipes, cooking, humor, travel, interview, slow living, slow food, holidays
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Join us, Ashley & Jason in the kitchen as we crack walnuts prepping for our annual Thanksgiving Pranzo (lunch). Menu ideas for your Thanksgiving are shared. We catch you up on the what's been going on around the farm since the summer and we chat about what I call "the year the fox got fat!"
Thanks for your patience as its been a few months since we posted a podcast! Hope you enjoy -
Happy Holidays, Ashley & Jason Bartner
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Jun 28
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Uncategorized, expat, living in italy, italy, italian culture, food & wine, farm, garden, Italian festivals & feasts, le marche, recipes, cooking, humor, language, travel, driving in Italy, slow living, organic gardening, slow food
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So much going on! We participated in the annual transumanza - cow herding through Piobbico up to Mt. Nerone with family & friends. It's that time of year to start making homemade digestivi (after dinner liqueurs) like visciolino (wild cherry liqueur) & nocino (walnut & vanilla liqueur). Garden updates, weather system installed & funny stories around town. Don't miss the Marche Wine & Jazz Festival from 3-31 July.
Thanks for listening, Ashley & Jason
info@latavolamarche.com
http://www.latavolamarche.com
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Jun 03
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Uncategorized, expat, living in italy, agriturismo, culinary, italy, food & wine, farm, chickens, garden, Italian festivals & feasts, le marche, recipes, cooking, humor, language, travel, slow living, organic gardening, budget travel, slow food, travel tips
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After a busy May, we are back with a jam-packed podcast! Updates on our organic farm & what's in the ground, solar panels have been installed & the chickens. Plus Jason shares seasonal summer recipes from our cooking classes. We run through a few fabulous June festivals in Le Marche and share our day at sea on a wooden yacht in Fano with a not to miss artisan gelato shop - Maki.
Fano Yacht Trip & Fish Feast
Gelateria Maki
La Tavola Marche - Organic Farm, Inn & Cooking Classes in Italy
Thanks for listening! Jason & Ashley
info@latavolamarche.com
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Apr 26
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Uncategorized, expat, living in italy, agriturismo, culinary, italy, italian culture, food & wine, farm, chickens, garden, Italian festivals & feasts, le marche, recipes, cooking, humor, language, travel, interview, slow living, organic gardening, slow food
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This all about food & the farm. We chat about our Easter menu & the local traditions with an interview with our friends Giorgio & Michele. A gift of fresh ricotta means Jason is using it for sweet & savory dishes - Jason shares simple ways to use this delicious creamy cheese. Plus bread baking tips from focaccia to whole wheat with raisins & nuts. We are back to chicken wrangling, training our newest hens where to lay & to come home at night.
Thanks for listening - Ashley & Jason
La Tavola Marche Agriturismo & Cooking School - http://www.latavolamarche.com
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Apr 13
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Uncategorized, expat, living in italy, agriturismo, culinary, italy, italian culture, food & wine, farm, chickens, garden, Italian festivals & feasts, le marche, recipes, cooking, humor, language, travel, driving in Italy, slow living, organic gardening, tuscany, umbria, Rome, money saving tips, budget travel
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This week after a whirlwind trip to Rome, Jason & Ashley share their Top 10 Ways to Save Money on your next trip to Italy. The word of the week will come in handy at the market: un mazzo - a bunch. Plus updates from the garden & off to a good start with over 700 onions in the ground!
Thanks for listening, Ashley & Jason
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La Tavola Marche (Farm, Inn & Cooking School in Italy)
http://www.latavolamarche.com
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