http://www.tuscany.travel/en/art-history-culture/made-in-tuscany/the-torta-coi-bischeri/ Una finestra sulla Toscana dei viaggiatori Sat, 14 Jan 2012 22:43:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://www.tuscany.travel/en/art-history-culture/made-in-tuscany/the-torta-coi-bischeri/comment-page-1/#comment-10206 chiaraloche Fri, 19 Nov 2010 11:16:36 +0000 http://www.tuscany.travel/enblog/?p=654#comment-10206 Dear Laura, thanks a lot for your comment, I'm happy to know that your family exported a little bit of Italy to the USA many years ago...so keep reading us, maybe you'll discover some other tips on our tuscany travel reports! Dear Laura,
thanks a lot for your comment, I’m happy to know that your family exported a little bit of Italy to the USA many years ago…so keep reading us, maybe you’ll discover some other tips on our tuscany travel reports!

]]> http://www.tuscany.travel/en/art-history-culture/made-in-tuscany/the-torta-coi-bischeri/comment-page-1/#comment-10205 Laura Wed, 17 Nov 2010 22:52:51 +0000 http://www.tuscany.travel/enblog/?p=654#comment-10205 Thanks so much. My parents were from Molina di Quosa near Pontasserchio and I grew up eating this delicious cake here in the U.S. where my mom and aunt made it. But I never knew the origin of it. The also make this in Lucca where it's known as "torta con i becchi." You know, the two cities have an ancient rivalry so, of course, they are going to have different names for the same cake! Thanks so much. My parents were from Molina di Quosa near Pontasserchio and I grew up eating this delicious cake here in the U.S. where my mom and aunt made it. But I never knew the origin of it. The also make this in Lucca where it’s known as “torta con i becchi.” You know, the two cities have an ancient rivalry so, of course, they are going to have different names for the same cake!

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