Above: Santlhof in South Tyrol, where I had a fantastic four-hour Sunday lunch (I’ll do a post on it in the next day or so).
In case you’re wondering why no posts of late, it’s because I’ve been preoccupied with taking care of some business and getting my personal affairs into order. But stay tuned for “Italy Day 5: South Tyrol.”
In response to my post the other day, my new blogger friend, Signora Placida, posted a note on the origin of ciuppin and she points out that the word comes from the Ligurian suppin or zuppetta in Italian, a humble soup (zuppa is akin to the English sops, the same word that gives English its soup).
I was introduced to Signora Placida by Simona, whose excellent blog Briciole has become one of my daily reads.
Thanks Jeremy. I am looking forward to reading about your adventures in South Tyrol.
Thank you, and have a nice Sudtirol!
(I usually go to Riscone/Reischach, close to Brunico, c/o my friends of the Hotel Hinterhuber, that I cannot avoid to suggest)