Jeff~ It was my pleasure to meet YOU finally! (Jeff is a really special guy, everyone.)
Thank you for the kind thoughts, E. loves his puzzle and I'm making the wild rice tonight, blissfully uncorking a delightful bottle of chilled Frascati: Castelli Romani meets Minnesota!
Shawnna & Davide~ In the south they're called cannolicchi, because of their shape. I much prefer that to "razor" which has such a more cutting sound (no pun intended).
Carmen~ I understood how much I had missed the sea when I first inhaled its aroma. You are so lucky to live by the ocean!!
Chez Loulou~ It was, until Easter Sunday when hordes of daytrippers invaded it. But then it was all calm again...
Colores~ Sapori, profumi, ricordi... tutto meraviglioso!
Mimi~ I agree with Linda's reply!
Linda~ I posted more images, wish granted!
Deborah~ I wished I had photographed more of what we ate, but greed was quicker than the camera!
Rosaria~ I actually saw those clams come off the boat at 9 am. By noon they were in my gullet...
I'm moving in with you! Ha. Your food is amazing and simply perfect. I wish you would add some more of your favorites on your profile page at Half Hour Meals! We miss your smiling face. :)
ok looks like good food and fun...
ReplyDeletemi piace!
ReplyDeleteThe food looks fabulous. I wish I'd had that for dinner...and the ocean is so beautiful, different from the Pacific which is just a few miles from me.
ReplyDeleteWow! Those razor clams look great!
ReplyDeleteAnd I love that beach shot - very peaceful.
sapore di mare!!! che fameeeee! brilliant!
ReplyDeleteGood food, sunshine and swimming, what more could one wish for?
ReplyDeleteMore Positano :)
ReplyDeleteThank you for bringing some much needed sunshine and warmth to me day! My mouth is watering from the sight of the beautiful seafood. :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and appetizing, and probably right off the boat too.
ReplyDeleteThank you everyone, for the lovely comments!
ReplyDeleteI will respond to each individually once I polish of all this fabulous food...
Ciao
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Mi piace mangiare con ti oggi. (Hmm, I'm not sure about those indefinite articles.) But it was fun to meet you, mia amica. Piacere.
ReplyDelete(Eleonora is really a nice lady, everyone.)
Ciao!
Jeff~
ReplyDeleteIt was my pleasure to meet YOU finally! (Jeff is a really special guy, everyone.)
Thank you for the kind thoughts, E. loves his puzzle and I'm making the wild rice tonight, blissfully uncorking a delightful bottle of chilled Frascati: Castelli Romani meets Minnesota!
Brian~
ReplyDeleteIt was!!
Patricia~
Anche a me!
Shawnna & Davide~
In the south they're called cannolicchi, because of their shape. I much prefer that to "razor" which has such a more cutting sound (no pun intended).
Carmen~
I understood how much I had missed the sea when I first inhaled its aroma. You are so lucky to live by the ocean!!
Chez Loulou~
It was, until Easter Sunday when hordes of daytrippers invaded it. But then it was all calm again...
Colores~
Sapori, profumi, ricordi... tutto meraviglioso!
Mimi~
I agree with Linda's reply!
Linda~
I posted more images, wish granted!
Deborah~
I wished I had photographed more of what we ate, but greed was quicker than the camera!
Rosaria~
I actually saw those clams come off the boat at 9 am. By noon they were in my gullet...
I'm sitting in my breakfast room looking out at a grey, melancholy day... Thanks for bringing me to another time and place. :=)
ReplyDeleteFrank~
ReplyDeleteThanks for traveling there with me! Happy to bring a little sunshine (and seafood) in your day.
I'm moving in with you! Ha. Your food is amazing and simply perfect. I wish you would add some more of your favorites on your profile page at Half Hour Meals! We miss your smiling face. :)
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