this is such a great area of Europe! beautiful scenery, great food, lovely people… I am not sure if you are currently there, or are back from a vacation, but if you do happen to still be there, I highly recommend dinner at Al Giardino on Via Monte Grappa in Como (Italy) (about 30 min from Lugano). Sit on the terrace and try the homemade burrata… absolutely delicious
I wish I am there at the very moment!
Enjoy the rest of your vacation Susan.
Joey Dsays
Have to ask… what are those cakes with ciliegia??? Since ciliegia is the Italian Dark Cherry, I’m assuming it’s some version of panetone? Did you try any? Inquiring minds want to know. =) Safe journeys!
Hey Lucky Duck!
I’ve got one of those green vegetabally things growing in my garden (where they’re known as zucchini) – in fact, they ARE my garden! What are those things called?
We could have met 😉 We have a holiday home in Ascona, Lago Maggiore and went several times to Lugano in august. We share almost the same photos of the chocolate and the sausages 😉
Jen (Modern Beet) says
this is such a great area of Europe! beautiful scenery, great food, lovely people… I am not sure if you are currently there, or are back from a vacation, but if you do happen to still be there, I highly recommend dinner at Al Giardino on Via Monte Grappa in Como (Italy) (about 30 min from Lugano). Sit on the terrace and try the homemade burrata… absolutely delicious
Lien says
O that is so close to where we were during our holidays! Great shots!
Also letting you know that I’ve given you an award. Have fun with it!
(http://notitievanlien.blogspot.com/2009/08/baking-again-cursed-again-and-award.html)
Paul says
Gorgeous pictures!
Jamie says
How did I miss your leaving for Europe? Have a blast – from these pics it looks like you already are.
Rosa says
Wow, you were in my country! I live on the other side of Switzerland…
It seems you enjoyed your holidays!
Cheers,
Rosa
Caitlin says
Absolutely gorgeous! I really need to get back to Europe and tour around more countries than just France & Spain. Lucky you!
Erika says
How gorgeous!! Your photos are delicious treats for the senses–so much beauty. What a great place to be connected to and…to eat!! Yum!!
Laura says
All that bread and chocolate! Heaven!
I was given an award and I am passing it to your lovely blog because of how you greatly inspire me to become a better bread baker.
CIAO!
Sweetcharity says
Nice photos~ markets in other countries are always one of my favorite things to see!
Danica says
Wow – how amazing are those pictures! Beautiful! I LOVE Switzerland but I was only there a couple of days.
Kristen says
Oh my god. I am the most putrid shade of envious green right now!
elra says
I wish I am there at the very moment!
Enjoy the rest of your vacation Susan.
Joey D says
Have to ask… what are those cakes with ciliegia??? Since ciliegia is the Italian Dark Cherry, I’m assuming it’s some version of panetone? Did you try any? Inquiring minds want to know. =) Safe journeys!
marie says
THANK YOU for transporting us; looking forward to your tweaked recipes that you will be busy trying, I am certain!!! Safe trip!!!
drfugawe says
Hey Lucky Duck!
I’ve got one of those green vegetabally things growing in my garden (where they’re known as zucchini) – in fact, they ARE my garden! What are those things called?
Have great fun!
Runeatrepeat says
The pics make me want bread…oh, and to travel more!
Andreas says
Thank you for sharing the pictures.
Enjoy the rest of your trip. 🙂
MollyCookie says
The pictures really do say it all. Thanks for sharing the beautiful photos!
Miriam says
Mmmm, Switzerland is indeed a beautiful place… you’re lucky! I was there last Summer.
George@CulinaryTravels says
Gorgeous photos. Thank you for sharing them. Do enjoy the rest of your trip.
zorra says
I would like to be with you in my old home country!
Kris says
Oh, the jealousy! Beautiful pictures. I think I can smell them…
Petra says
We could have met 😉 We have a holiday home in Ascona, Lago Maggiore and went several times to Lugano in august. We share almost the same photos of the chocolate and the sausages 😉