Aperitivo Hour

Aperitivo Hour
Prepare a couple kinds of bruschette and crostini, add a cheese and charcuterie board, and round it out with a good bottle of wine.Shutterstock
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Sitting around a table in the garden, chilled wine in our glasses, we pass around trays full of crostini and bruschette. It’s a balmy summer night, made for laughter, chats, and dreaming up projects for the future.
We talk about the holidays—where we’ve been, the people we’ve met, where we would love to go one day. We talk about work, about life, and about family, but mostly, we eat and drink. At the end of the day, it is time for an aperitivo.
Giulia Scarpaleggia
Giulia Scarpaleggia
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Giulia Scarpaleggia is a Tuscan-born and bred food writer, food photographer, and author of five cookbooks, including “From the Markets of Tuscany.” She is currently working on her sixth cookbook. Find her online at her blog, JulsKitchen.com
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