And the first thing I don't want to think about is the fact that I used the incorrect zip code when I ordered my books. Autofill, you suck.
This is summer special bruschetta at Venturi. You've never heard of Venturi? Well, it's a fancy-schmancy little place in Goshen, Indiana. The food is fresh. The servers are delightful. The atmosphere will make you smile.
I ate there and then decided that I can only be with a man who is willing to discuss the differences in the heirloom tomatoes, a man who will talk about the acidity added by the lemon-olive oil rather than a balsamic-olive oil, a man who will share all his food and will order two desserts because that's my favorite part.
Or I need friends to fulfill this need in me.
OR I can blog about it and force it upon you.
You're welcome.
This pizza took approximately 90 seconds to cook. I have no words besides all the ones I can say about wanting to eat it again: I want to eat it again.
Can we talk about dessert?
Tiramisu. Holy crap.
Nutella pizza. It's like they know my deep, dark, not-so-secret desires.
Americanos that taste like Italy.
Mozzerella [fior de latte] made freshly that day.
Crust to die for.
Tomatoes seasoned with salt, pepper, and torn basil leaves.
A slice of heaven is in Goshen, Indiana. Who knew?
Back to reality and worrying about textbooks and parking and uniforms and bills.
That looks delish!
ReplyDeleteMaggie. It was SO GOOD. I can't even tell you. Happiness in food form. (-:
DeleteHappiness in food form is one of the best things ever :)
Deletetrue story...and I'm not talking about eating our emotions either [because that's a totally different kind of food happiness], just food and conversation and delight in one of life's pleasures!
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