Winter, those short days and cozy evenings spent in front of the fire are when citrus fruit matures. Early in the new year the wonderful knobbly organic lemons start to appear in the stores in Gubbio, our local town, and I HAVE to buy some.
Limoncello, the world known liqueur, all too often in the ghastly chemical form is decidedly only drinkable when made at home. I get to control the quality of the lemons and ensure that nothing ghastly of fake enters the process.
I take these divine organic lemons, carefully pare the fragrant yellow pith and cover it in 96˚ alcohol
It gets left in a cupboard for at least two months, thus allowing the lemon to infuse in the alcohol.
10 pack of CaffItaly coffee capsules
1l fresh organic milk
6 free range eggs
A loaf of Umbrian white bread
250ml bottle of Bellaugello Extra Virgin Cold Pressed Olive Oil
A bottle of balsamic vinegar
500g pack of wholemeal pasta
250g jar of luxury pasta sauce
125g jar of truffle paste
200g Umbrian prosciutto from our butcher
Pack of grated Parmigiano Reggiano
Pack of salad leaves or lettuce from the garden
500g baby tomatoes
500g jar of passata
1l orange juice
A pack of bio taralli savoury biscuits
A selection of vegetables from the market or our garden
A selection of fruit in season
A bar of chocolate
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