BY: Paula Reynolds
I’ve eaten my way through many of Italy’s 20 regions. Lovely lemon pasta in Calabria, fried sea creatures in Veneto, fabulous stuffed olives in Le Marche. I could ooze delight for days reimagining unforgettable food experiences in the Bel Paese.
I had failed, however, to pay much attention to the unpretentious mega-star region of food and wine: Piemonte. With over 341 recognized specialty items, Piemonte (or Piedmont) is an outstanding destination for exquisite dining experiences and superior wines enjoyed amongst dazzling natural beauty.
SOURCE: https://italoamericano.org
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