Risotto–It’s What’s For Dinner (I Wish)

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As the sun sets on a lovely Saturday afternoon in fall, it makes me wish I was on Burano this afternoon enjoying a plate of Trattoria Da Romano’s timeless, unequaled, and definitive seafood risotto.

It’s a dish made with love, served with precision, and eaten with gusto.  Try as I might, I can’t quite replicate it in my home kitchen–you need that Venetian fish broth!  Will have it again soon, but you can define life in terms of days spent in Venice, and days not spent in Venice.

Pair it with a brolettino (a fabulous Lugana).

Sweet facts about 5 bitter Italian foods

Bitters–not just for cocktails (although an Aperol or a Campari is a great place to start).

Ristorante Punto. Lucca (II visita)

Lucca is a city often missed by tourists that shouldn’t be. And there is good, reasonably priced food there!