Gelato Man! aka Antica Gelateria Firenze. Something like that. Ambrosia and some peanut butter/chocolate mix.
Round 2. I don't have any idea what I got this time, but it was only €1.
Now here's our tre gusti per un dolce demo.
Coffee bavarian cream, chocolate mousse, and creme brulé on a chocolate biscuit.
The creme brulé was the absolute best. It was delicious all on its own. I can't wait to go home and make pans and pans of creme brulé!
Angel hair caramel
Choco biscuit. A little thick but perfect for a biscuit. I'm more of a cake/brownie girl.
I can't tell you how much I love my cooking class. I can't wait to get back to the States to try to find a job in some bakery or something! It never occurred to me that maybe I could try grocery stores. I really could care less if the people I work with are terrible people- I just think this would be an absolute dream because I LOVE doing it, and I'd like to think I do relatively good at baked goods. I just need more practice and refining. Unfortunately, I can't practice here because that would eat up my money.
I love having this experience of such esteemed culinary arts here in Italy. This, along with being able to travel wherever the hell I want, being surrounded and inspired by SO much art and meeting such wonderful people has encompassed everything I wanted out of this experience so far.
Went to the Firenze-style garage sale with Elise after cooking class. LOTS of Italian junk, but pretty junk that I wish I could take home with me.
+Love+
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