Has anyone seen Edible Flowers this time of year? (2 replies, last updated by Sheena October 20, 2004)

Curious if anyone has tried them? Saw them in a local coffee shop but didn’t have time to try... (0 replies, last updated by Melissa Manley December 29, 2005)

A couple of people I was talking to last night mentioned that one of their favorite places for pizza in Cambridge is Campo De Fiori. Anyone else think highly of this place? I’ve never considered going there (perhaps because... (11 replies, last updated by Eman October 3, 2005)

I think I searched for fiori di zucca ripieni, but double check the menus for sure. (7 replies, last updated by LI_foodie July 17, 2009)

There are a few names for this tasty Italian Treat.... where can I find them? Thanks! (7 replies, last updated by JohnAM July 17, 2009)

that also contributes to fewer people. We began in Cherry Creek with dinner at Campo di Fiori. A favorite because the food is great, the menu terrific and the wine list extensive and reasonable. Our selection was a 2004 Rosso de... (0 replies, last updated by chowmix December 21, 2008)

I’m staying in a small apartment near here and I just can’t wait to visit the market. What kinds of fruit and produce should be available in early July?? I keep imaging an early morning stroll to the sqaure, getting a... (3 replies, last updated by mbfant February 6, 2008)

I went to Campo De Fiori in Cambridge a few days ago, and wasn’t all that impressed. I had heard that they had excellent pizza from a few people, but thought it was kind of rubbery and not very tasty. Someone who lives... (3 replies, last updated by hiddenboston October 7, 2005)

I lived for a year next to campo dei fiori in rome 25 years ago I was an architecture student then and I am returning with my family. We are looking for one week rental near the campo and plan on eating at pierluigi and filete de... (11 replies, last updated by dfrom February 1, 2005)

A while back, I came across a couple of interesting baking recipes that used the Italian ingredient "Fiori di Sicilia", described on at least 1 website as “An all-natural combination of citrus and vanilla with a pleasingly... (2 replies, last updated by kpzoo October 10, 2009)

We’re staying in a little hill town called Apricale in June. It’s north of Ventimiglia, just over the border from France. Are there any restaurants or food experiences we should not miss between San Remo and Nice?... (2 replies, last updated by beaulieu June 4, 2007)

I was just reading about a flavoring called Fiori di Sicilia and I wondered if anyone can share their experiences with it in terms of taste and scent. Is it like creme bouquet? I am always looking for that secret ingredient to... (0 replies, last updated by Elle October 10, 2003)

deb and i have rented a nice apartment on the via giulia in rome. we like shopping on the campo de' fiori. any thoughts on matching cookbooks to spring ingredients? (2 replies, last updated by steve h. February 27, 2008)

If you are interested in going to any of the well known restaurants in Venice (Da Fiori, Al Covo, etc.), reservations are highly recommended, probably a must. Given the high volume of tourist traffic, Venice is a relatively small... (1 reply, last updated by DavidT April 22, 2002)

There used to an amazing place in the Campo dei Fiori a few years back...damned if I can remember it. It’s one of Rome’s best bakeries too...will have to check around. (2 replies, last updated by mbfant June 12, 2009)