I was meeting up with some friends from the UK who were in Puglia for a holiday, staying in Bari, and Trani was a wonderful compromise! We decided to mix in a little sightseeing with our sunbathing, though in hindsight, we should have done the sightseeing first as we were quite hot afterwards.
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Entries from August 2007
Trani, Puglia and Tiramisu Iced Coffee
August 31st, 2007 · 8 Comments
Tags: Dessert · Discovering Italy · Food · Italy · Puglia · Recipe
Catching and Eating Ricci di Mare – Sea Urchins
August 28th, 2007 · 30 Comments
One of my favorite experiences during vacation was going to the beach at Mattinatella, in the Parco Nazionale del Gargano in Puglia, Italy. Other than the beautiful beach, the water was great and though I sometimes miss the waves of a raging ocean, it’s nice to float and swim for hours as if I was [...]
Tags: Behind the Scenes · Discovering Food · Food · Italy · Puglia
Discovering Puglia and Sicily
August 20th, 2007 · 3 Comments
I’ve been spending time in Puglia, in the Manfredonia and Gargano areas this past week, delving into places I have no right to enter, and accosting strangers to share secrets and delicious aspects of life that I enjoy here in Puglia.
It’s funny, but I’ve found that since I started to get more interested in [...]
Tags: Discovering Italy · Italy · Puglia · Sicily
Kiwi Cantaloupe Ice Pops and Summer Reading
August 10th, 2007 · 5 Comments
I’m excited to announce that this month, Ms. Adventures in Italy has been honored as one of the winners for Best Originality, in July’s Does My Blog Look Good in This (DMBLGiT) contest!
This is the winning photo, first published on Watermelon Sorbetto Granita! Thanks so much for the honor and check out the other [...]
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Italian Summer Music 2007
August 8th, 2007 · 19 Comments
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I told you how summer means aperitivo in Italy, but it also means “Latin music” to many Italians. There is usually one song in Spanish that will follow you to every corner and corner shop in Italy, [...]






