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Gastronomy and Traditions

Autumn alpine delightsAutumn in the mountains brings with it an endless number of dishes and gastronomic treats. The first cold days are accompanied by festivals incorporating recipes that celebrate tradition and flavours. And this year too Valchiavenna offers visitors a wealth of diversity that characterises the cultural identity of the Alpine territory. We looked for advice from local chefs and their proposals below represent some of most distinctive of this fine season. In this most colourful of seasons there’s no problem finding delicious ingredients for tasty first courses. Pumpkin, mushrooms, chestnuts are perfect for preparing risotto, soups and delicious pasta, all dishes to enhance the both scents and sensibilities. Not to mention the range of seasonal ...
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PotstoneThe general name potstone (pietra ollare) is given to different types of medium-fine grained rocks, particularly suited to the carving or turning of pots and bowls (olle). Petrographic analysis of Valchiavenna?s deposits has attributed its stone ... |
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GrandadEveryone in Bodengo knows him. Habitué of the splendid village lying in its valley upstream from Gordona learned long ago how to recognise Romolo’s ventures into the woodlands. He moves prudently, deliberately, examining each and every tree. With an expert eye. Experience has trained him to recognise the ... |
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The focaccia that defies gravityTake in the atmosphere in mid-May at the annual fughiascia celebration and you’ll note immediately how finely-woven this traditional dish is within the cultural, social and historic fabric of Gordona. Mario Zaina is one of the most vocal enthusiasts of the originality of the focaccia produced locally. Mario’s adamant ... |
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Master of his craftMaster of his craft If you were to “google” the word “pietra ollàre” or indeed “potstone” you’d find endless suggestions on how to use this material for gastronomic purposes. Reminiscent of more than a thousand years ago – today potstone remains an invaluable kitchen resource. Understandably Pietra ollare is a ... |
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