Wednesday, January 18, 2012

Info about, for or on soups (minestre) in Italy

(LAST EDITED/UPDATED: 13 SEPTEMBER 2013)

Here are some links about, for or on soups (minestre) in Italy:

INFORMATION
  • Italian Soups – article by Anna Maria Volpi – Sally Bernstein – Source: Found in Special Feature: Products Sally Recommends section of Sally's Place – "the premier Internet site for food, beverage and travel enthusiasts."
  • Italian Soups: The Difference between Zuppa and Minestra – By Foodstuff – Source: HubPages – "PUBLISH easily, ATTRACT readers, EARN rewards"
  • Soup in Italy – "I can't improve on Norma Wasserman-Miller's Soups of Italy (NY: William Morrow, 1998), in which she describes the evolving role of soup through Italy's historical and economic past. Her book is wonderful, and I recommend it. What follows is a summary of her key points." – Source: Soupsong Blog – "WHAT'S NEW ON SOUPSONG? Brought to you live from Paris and beyond, the new Soupsong Blog. It's got travels; it's got cultural notes; it's got stories of blundering around the place, not to mention authentic recipes. So just exactly what are you waiting for? Check out the ALL NEW Soupsong Blog."
  • Zuppa, The Italian Comfort Food – "Just the smell of soup can alter your mood to happiness immediately. That may be why the Italian word for soup, "zuppa" rolls off your tongue so easily." – Source: DELALLO® – "The George DeLallo Company was founded with the ideals of offering true authentic Italian foods with integrity and consistency."
  • zuppe e minestre – by Donatella – Source: La Cucina di Donatella AKA rentthecook.com – "ITALIAN CUISINE AS IT IS MEANT TO BE" – In Dutch, English
NAMES OF SOUPS (JUST TO NAME A FEW)
LISTS
RECIPES

MISCELLANEOUS

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That's it for Wednesday, 18 January 2012: mercoledì, 18 gennaio 2012

Ciao, Ben

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(LAST EDITED/UPDATED: 13 SEPTEMBER 2013)

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