Rome – Day 4: Caprese, Carbonara and Consecration

It has been a quiet Sunday in the Eternal City, with perfect weather. This is exactly what you expect of Rome right now.

ikeunchtime… which glass is mine?

Rome - Day 4: Caprese, Carbonara and Consecration

This entire Caprese is mine.

Rome - Day 4: Caprese, Carbonara and Consecration

Each strand of this is mine, also.

Rome - Day 4: Caprese, Carbonara and Consecration

The motto is on the bottle (I helped to keep it there… long story).

Rome - Day 4: Caprese, Carbonara and Consecration

If the stuff before was all mine, this is for everyone.

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As a matter of fact, I will celebrate Holy Mass for my benefactors on Tuesday in the afternoon at Ss. Trinità.

UPDATE:

Mass offered, errands accomplished and meetings prepared and held, now it’s time to meet friends, including The Great Roman™ and his wife, for supper.

On the way, a stop at Chiesa Nuova to visit Pippo Bono.

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At the restaurant.

Vignarola.  Yumm.

Rome - Day 4: Caprese, Carbonara and Consecration

Artichokes, a material proof that God loves us.

Rome - Day 4: Caprese, Carbonara and Consecration

The flat thing is like a croquette made from broad beans, or fave, with pecorino and fried. This is a variation on what we had the other day.  And that’s a zucchini flower stuffed with cheese and acciughe off the grill.

Rome - Day 4: Caprese, Carbonara and Consecration

Spaghetti with beloved telline!  I have a story about telline going back to when I blessed a fresh fish shop.  But I digress.

Rome - Day 4: Caprese, Carbonara and Consecration

“Finger-burners.”

Rome - Day 4: Caprese, Carbonara and Consecration

On the way home, the alarmingly graceful facade of the once Oratory.

Rome - Day 4: Caprese, Carbonara and Consecration

A good Sunday in Rome, with perfect days with great friends.   It doesn’t get better than that.

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2 Comments

  1. Kathleen10 says:

    Lovely photos! I feel like I’m there but I can’t taste the food.

  2. benedetta says:

    That Oratory facade sure must be alarming, to some…but yes, let’s pray for Pippo Bono’s intercession. For joyless hearts and even some conducting business under chuchy guises.

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