Ahh Terroni
After a long day with
Shoot - the Shoot Team including the 'events manager' and I went to
Terroni. We were tired and starving...not a good combo when you try to get a table in a busy , popular restaurant. I think it was all the gay jumping we did.
My pics for dinner:
Funghi Assoluti Baked
oyster mushrooms with
parmigiano cheese, balsamic vinegar, garlic and parsley served on a bed of arugola. So simple, yet so delicious, you can make this at home
(in the past I have added bread crumbs to this recipe) under your oven's broil setting. Impress your friends.
Spaghetti al LimoneHome made spaghetti with spinach, capers and shavings of parmigiano in a lemon and
extra virgin olive oil sauce. I loved this as it was refreshing and light - perfect for a warm summer evening.
We LOVE this place and were so hungry we did not take pics but instead wolfed down this meal and rolled home as we were so tired from our day.
Go there if you want real, southern Italian food.
Did you watch The Smurfs? When the characters went to Smurf village they all went into their mushroom homes. They did live in the deep forest and could never be found by humans - the only way someone could find Smurf village was if one of the Smurfs led them to it. Ahhh the mystery! 
When I saw these mushrooms at the market in Amsterdam I thought of Smurf village. They are wonderful to look at - the stall was only selling different varieties of mushrooms. The smell was great and they were quite busy. I especially like the pink and yellow ones (which I think are a type of oyster mushroom) and the little Piopinos.
