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An avid blog reader from Varese I got outside the friendly reminder now still really even come along to learn Varese area, the tip once in the book Home - diving the most beautiful places, products and festivals around Lake Maggiore and Varese .
Home is the successor to the successful Always Sunday food processing techniques - the best places around Lake Maggiore and Varese. The book contains 52 trips to be real to Varese. It is a sort of manual to feel at home in this northern Italian province, a good starting point of a tour guide!
Liesbeth takes you on a journey through the province of Varese, food processing techniques the area between Lake Maggiorre, Lago di Como and Lago di Lugano and let you discover the soul of the region and its inhabitants. You live together with her four seasons in Varese, with new tips to get to know the region - and taste!
Home is a cross between a guide and a wonderful browsing and reading book. Obviously, there is a list of tourist attractions, but you will also delve into specialty restaurants, hiking and biking, white beaches and snowy ski resorts.
Home offers a glimpse into the lives of the residents. Which party should not be missed? Where does the love of nature and the seasons come from? Liesbeth takes you to Sacro Monte, the sacred mountain of Varese, in the trenches of the First World War, to ijshuisjes from the eighteenth century, to the Isola dei Pescatori ... They let you taste the typical cheeses, food processing techniques honey, grappa and wines the province of Varese and above all, she whispers food processing techniques to you: "Come and see, come taste, enjoy!"
"How is it possible that a dessert of peaches from a" food processing techniques simple "eye is the topic of conversation. Who namely talks on the province specialties inevitably also begins on this fruit. They symbolize Lago di Monate and environment. The villages around the water have their logo even based on the peaches, which are called in the local dialect i perzic food processing techniques the Muna (in Italian they are called pesche, the local dialect seems perzic Dutch!).
What makes them special? food processing techniques The good quality, that in any case. They are namely so that they have a preserved fresh, and not too sweet taste, with a firm bite. This applies especially to the popular white peaches that are slightly larger and harder than their yellow brother.
Everything happens in one day: the fruits are picked when they are still hard and not quite ripe, then peeled, cut in half, put in light syrup and canned. Ready. Without additives.
The location on Lago di Monate, one of the cleanest lakes in Italy, makes the peaches extra healthy. The memory of the past, the small-scale farms, is another reason food processing techniques that gives this peach Monate status. food processing techniques
"Years ago everybody was growing this fruit here," says Giuliana Torresan Bianchi while walking through the orchard at her house. "Since the industrialization and urbanization, there is less space for agriculture." Together with her recently deceased husband Giampaolo Bianchi she was the first who went canning peaches in 1965.
"The recipe was invented much earlier, in 1921 by the cook of the distinguished family Visconti di Modrone, also from Monate. He wanted to surprise his employer with a special dessert and put fresh peaches in light syrup. food processing techniques Now there are only a few familieb