Mountain Flavours
It seems that the cold is going to get really, in this fall of temperature anomalies ... All we hope for a good season and the winter cold & egrave; fundamental. But when we're on the slopes or embark on a winter walk in the mountains, which are the typical drinks and pi & ugrave; good that allow us to warm up and resume energy?
Friday 20 November 2015 3 minutes reading time
We start from the pi & ugrave; known to skiers: the euphonium. Originally from Valtellina, the euphonium has un''elevata alcohol content, which can & ograve; help against the cold at high altitude, and a unique taste. Based eggnog or all''uovo liquor, whiskey or brandy, with or without COFFEE ;, the euphonium & egrave; a real bomb of energy in a short covered with whipped cream.
The mulled wine & eacute; & Egrave; easy to prepare and you can & ograve; found throughout the 'Central Europe and in many regions of Northern Italy, especially at Christmas time. & Egrave; usually made with red wine, sugar, spices and citrus put on the fire to boil in a large saucepan. There are many variations perfect for those who do not like the 'alcohol: the brul & eacute; apple spice for example, made from apple juice enriched with sugar, lemon, cinnamon, cloves and orange.
C '' & egrave; then the parampampoli, an alcoholic beverage flamb & eacute; typical Valsugana. The drink, flambé, provides for the 'use of COFFEE ;, brandy, wine, sugar and honey. Its inventor, Giordano Purin, put up in the fifties and today & egrave; He is known throughout the Trentino.
Impossible not to mention the COFFEE Valdostana, an alcoholic beverage with a symbolic value considerable, given that traditionally goes drunk by all the diners drawing from the same cup (or a grolla). The ingredients of this COFFEE correct and alcohol are: COFFEE ;, grappa, genep & Igrave ;, cloves and peel 'orange.
In several refreshment no shortage alcoholic and hot drinks such as punch and grog, t & eacute; and herbal teas are almost always available everywhere. For gourmands, as well as chocolate, bicerin & egrave; the perfect drink: made with chocolate, coffee & egrave; and mozzarella and spread mainly in Piedmont.
Everyone has his favorite drink to warm 'winter. Your what & egrave ;?
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