With the new year under way, what could be better than getting together around a roaring fire to savour and celebrate that most generous and succulent of animals…the rare but multipurpose BLACK CASERTAN PIG! Building on the success of last year’s event, Savour the Sannio invites you to join us once again. U’ puorc (as […]
2009 – Anno Nuovo, Porcellino Nuovo!
Benvenuti nel nuovo anno, e nelle migliori tradizioni di campagna questo significa… il maiale nuovo! Confortati dal successo dello scorso anno, Savour the Sannio vi invita a riunirvi davanti ad un caminetto per gustare le migliori preparazioni e piatti ricavati da questo principe della stagione: “U Puorco” , il pregiato Nero Casertano. Tradizionalmente un’occasione di […]
Neapolitan Overtures by Penny Ewles-Bergeron
An Italian Notebook original article. “First impressions are so important. And in Naples it’s the vegetable antipasti that belt our a trumpet fanfare for the dishes that follow. “The bright and shiny skins of tomatoes from northern Europe promise much but deliver only bland and wooly interiors. Instead, make a food pilgrimage to Vesuvian soil […]
Witches’ Christmas: Persimmon Trees in December
[slideshow=31] Persimmons are one of the few consolations that come with the onset of winter. It is an odd fruit that rarely leaves people indifferent; you either love them or hate them. To some the sweet slippery texture of a ripe persimmon popping into your mouth is a sensual delight, to others who have had […]
Testimonial – Tammaro Family
“Let me start by thanking you for a wonderful tour and for inviting us into your home. There is not one moment that we would have changed. The people and places that you introduced us to were beyond anything that we imagined. Carol, Richard and I have been raving about the trip you created for […]
Cerreto Sannita: The Innovating Force of Chaos
Cerreto Sannita, as the name suggests, is located in the heart of the Sannio and was founded in the 10th century. It was ruled first by the Lombards, then the Normans and finally by the feudal families of Sanframondo and Carafa until the fateful day of June 5th 1688 when the city was razed to […]
Feast Day of S. Pasquale Baylan at Airola
Click here to see published Italian Notebook article S. Pasquale is the patron saint of fertility, wealth and abundance. The citizens of Airola are particularly devoted to him as he is considered the protector of women and animals! Born in Spain in 1540 the saint’s surname, Baylon, means a person who likes dancing and is […]
A Roman Amphitheater, All to Yourself
Two thousand three hundred years age, the Via Appia (or Appian Way) was built to connect Rome with the city of Capua – now S. Maria Capua Vetere – (‘vetere’= vecchio=old). The road started at Porta Capena, one of the rare cases where the gate bears the name of the place it was headed to […]
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