Wednesday, October 24, 2007

Eataly - Truffles


Today I had dinner at Eataly (do you remember the excellence of the food?) and I noticed they were selling Truffles too. Is there anyone that doesn't know truffles? In case, please, consider to visit Wikipedia HERE. Truffles not coming from Alba, are quite popular and a bit less expensive. But "the original" as you can see now cost, € 550 each 100grams (100grams = 3.5 Ounce)...

Questa sera ho cenato da Eataly (rammentate il famoso supermercato di eccellenza per il cibo?) e ho notato un piccolo banco dove venivano venduti i Tartufi. C'è qualcuno che non conosce i tartufi? Se necessario consiglio un breve giretto su Wikipedia QUI. I tartufi provenienti da altre zone (al di fuori del Comune di Alba) sono un poco più piccoli e non costano uno sproposito mentre gli "originali" costano 550 € per 100grammi...
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11 comments:

  1. I do love truffle. I had a pizza with truffle oil the other day - was surprising good. I have this little bottle of truffle oil that I use in rizotto, pasta - just a few drops brings a very simple meal to the next level.
    I do loooove the chocolate ones too - but that's an entire other post, right? ;)

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  2. A quel prezzo, posso solo permettermi d'ingrandire la foto...

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  3. Those truffles can be found in West Virginia where my mother was born. I have not tasted them.

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  4. I have never tried Truffles (except the chocolate ones), but have heard the praise of their flavor. Perhaps one day . . .

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  5. Sono stato ad Alba quest'estate. La pasta con il tartufo... una squisitezza! :-)

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  6. Oh stop this immediately, Fabrizio!

    Truffles in an omelette. Truffles shaved over pasta. Yes please!

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  7. @• Eliane •, p-p-pizza with truffles?!?!? oh God. And did you like it? It's funny (and sad) to see how pizza there is with everything: chicken, pepperoni, beef, steak, lettuce, hot dog... Pizza, the real one, is with fresh tomato, mozzarella, basil, virgin oil and nothing more. --- Yes you're in right chocolate deserve a special post :-))

    @Nikon, none of course !!!!! It was too expensive just only to take a look :-)

    @Nazzareno, hai ragione anche se putroppo quelli sono i prezzi. Anche se star lì inebriandosi del loro profumo, assicuro: era gratis :-)

    @Maria Elisa, you're in right but unfortunately they are so rare and those prices are currently :-(

    @Abraham, are them so expensive as here?

    @Jules, I can sure that to smell them (usual for free) it's lovely and enough :-)

    @Massim., ieri le tagliatelle (fatte a mano) con i tartufi le servivano a 28 Euro...

    @jilly, eh... I know I know so well what you mean. Yes, better to stop here :-)

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  8. I'll have two kilos....

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  9. Yikes it is dearer than caviar! Who on earthe could afford it?

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