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	Comments on: One of the things I love about Italy is the aliveness of its food-making traditions. 
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This is taleggio. I bought it from a lady at the weekly farmers&#8217; market in my home town. It was the first time I&#8217;d tried it. The washed crust is edible and contrasted beautifully with the spongy, light, fragrant middle. This chunk lasted me three suppers &#8211; with sliced, room temperature tomatoes and some home-made millet and sorghum sourdough.
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This was made from the milk from animals living close by, by hand, and I bought it from the person whose hands made it, with a real exchange and no plastic wrap in sight.
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This is the way food should be. Are you with me?	</title>
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