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Filu 'E Ferru, The Sardinian Grappa

Catégories Traditions & Folklore Food     Tags: traditions & folklore food    0 Commentaires Filu 'E Ferru, The Sardinian Grappa

Born in Sardinia, an island of wide wine tradition, filu 'e ferru is "the" distillate of Sardinian grapes par excellence, 40 degrees, transparent, permeating the mouth and pleasing the nose for ...

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10 Mediterranean Scrub’s Food Specialties

Catégories Nature & Landscape Food     Tags: nature & landscape food    0 Commentaires 10 Mediterranean Scrub’s Food Specialties

A few years ago, I had read the name of a contest " La  Macchia nel Piatto ", that translates into " The Scub on the plate " , which aimed to enhance the use of Mediterranean sc...

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Sa Figu Morisca: The Prickly Pear

Catégories Nature & Landscape Food     Tags: nature & landscape food    0 Commentaires Sa Figu Morisca: The Prickly Pear

Have you ever stopped to observe the beauty of the prickly pear? Between April and June the plant blooms in all its splendour. All around the strong green blade there is a corolla of beautiful flowe...

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10 Healthy Foods From The "Blue Zone" Sardinia

Catégories History & Culture Food     Tags: history & culture food    0 Commentaires 10 Healthy Foods From The "Blue Zone" Sardinia

Ten years ago, a study carried out by Gianni Pes and Michel Poulain determined 5 privileged areas of our planet where one can live happily, but primarily for a long time. They are called "The  ...

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Cheese Of Sardinia

Catégories Food     Tags: food    0 Commentaires Cheese Of Sardinia

In the millennial dairy culture of Sardinia Island, cheeses are an established art that is daily renewed, taking the tradition to the table in the flavour of its cheeses.  Pecorino Sardo dates...

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The Myrtle

Catégories Nature & Landscape Food     Tags: nature & landscape food    0 Commentaires The Myrtle

The Mediterranean Scrub in Sardinia is formed, along with various other spices such as cistus, lentisk, juniper, arbutus, also from one of its most common components: the myrtle . All the shrub...

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4 Reasons To Choose Sardinia

Catégories Traditions & Folklore Sealife & Watersports Nature & Landscape History & Culture Food Experiences & Activities Arts & Artisans     Tags: traditions & folklore sealife & watersports nature & landscape history & culture food experiences & activities arts & artisans    0 Commentaires 4 Reasons To Choose Sardinia

Sardinia is the place that for more than half a century has entered into the tourists’ collective imagination, as a wonderful fantasy where the holiday dream is immersed, no longer intended as...

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6 Tips From The Chef To Discover The Sardinian Fregula Pasta

Catégories Food     Tags: food    0 Commentaires 6 Tips From The Chef To Discover The Sardinian Fregula Pasta

A real delicacy from the rich and ancient handmade  Pasta tradition of Sardinia Island , Fregula Pasta ( Sa Fregula  in Sardinian - also wrongly and commonly spelt Fregola&...

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Sa Pompìa: The Unique Citrus Of Sardinia

Catégories Nature & Landscape Food     Tags: nature & landscape food    0 Commentaires Sa Pompìa: The Unique Citrus Of Sardinia

In mid-November the Competition for  2019 Best Panettone in the World  took place in Rome, meaning that the  panettone  is now belonging not only to Milan's history and tradi...

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The Arbustus

Catégories Traditions & Folklore Nature & Landscape History & Culture Food     Tags: traditions & folklore nature & landscape history & culture food    0 Commentaires The Arbustus

While most of us know that the Arbutus is an evergreen sapling, typical of the Mediterranean scrub in Sardinia, perhaps not everyone knows that during the Italian Risorgimento&nbs...

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