Italians don't eat much for breakfast. After you've seen what kind of a dinners we've eaten, you won't be surprised that our breakfast habits are lightening up. Usually its caffe and a small sweet, like cake or a croissant.
First, some caffe latte.
Italian style caffe is much more like espresso than American coffee. I love this stove top espresso maker and plan to bring one home for us.
I've been picking up fresh milk from a latteria every week. (a post on Italian grocery shopping is to come!)
Whisk the milk on low heat until scalding.
Whisk the milk on low heat until scalding.
The coffee is ready after a minute of percolating.
Pour coffee, sugar, and then milk and stir.
Pastor Ferrari's mom, Ivanna (or Nonna - grandma) made us this dolce (cake) for breakfast the other day.
breakfast is best enjoyed on the patio with a good book!
Does anyone drink coffee black there?
ReplyDeleteno one drinks american coffee, only espresso!
ReplyDeleteYummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
ReplyDeleteYay for the espresso, but I don't think I could eat those sweets for breakfast every morning. Looks good for an afternoon snack though. =D
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