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Author Archives: Rhona
Asian monster menu, and photos of Italy
We spent yesterday in Colorno, trying to eat our way through Asia. Amy, representing Hong Kong, gathered her pan-Asian army of chefs – Andy from Taiwan, Donghyun from Korea, Louisa from Australia – and together they fed us well, very … Continue reading
Cheese, more cheese
Travelling on Ryanair is … an experience. One of its peculiarities is that passengers are charged many hidden fees: for use of a credit card to make the booking, and for checking a bag, for example, and they give not … Continue reading
Fungus not chocolate
White (Tuber magnatum) and black (Tuber melanosporum) truffles. Truffles. Tartufi. What are they? Chocolates? Tubers, like their names? Mushrooms? An acquired taste? Why so expensive? A million questions, many appetites, much interest. And so it transpired two Saturdays ago that … Continue reading
London interlude
Just back from a week in London – a busy frantic expensive delightful week, and a week without email or internet. A novelty, but I’m glad to be back at the keyboard. I have a piece to post about the … Continue reading
Where the milk comes from
So today’s trip was to the dairy farm: we got in the bus to go to the farm to meet the man who owns the cows who give the milk that makes the cheese… But before the farm, there was … Continue reading









