Saturday, July 28, 2012

Now for the serious stuff, GARLIC

Just bought these from a farmer who comes to town daily on his three wheel motor cart of sorts to sell his gorgeous garlic. This bunch was 8 Euros and considering that at the super markets a package of three,  and not very fresh, cost one Euro, they were a bargain. This is the smallest trizza or treccia in Italian. This word has  an   ambiguous meaning of collar, necklace, chain etc. After eating these you can get a seat even in the Tokyo subway.
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