This year we stayed fairly local and made a trip up to Boston to see family, friends and a little bit of history. Because this was a family trip with the kids I did not have a chance to hit every spot I wanted to try. That said, we had some great meals, and for those of you with kids, what follows are some great spots where the whole family (especially the adults) will be happy.
Don't have kids? How do scallop rolls, lobster rolls, a great update on prosciutto and melon, the Pilgrim's original hot pocket, grilled cheese and tomato soup and a nice cappuccino with a home made candy bar sound? As I said, something for everyone. Coming up first, scallop rolls in Mystic, CT. Stay tuned.
We've gathered a bit from genealogical research, however the essay service official paper trail stops with our distant relatives who likewise moved from Italy. My granddad moved from Italy to Holland and then to the US. Our family was absorbed to the point of education, aside from our cooking skills. They didn't allow to be spoken in our home nor did they proceed with our customs or cook Italian nourishment. They were now Americans. Their youngsters thought nothing about where their family had originated from or who their predecessors were. Thus they know pretty much nothing or nothing either.
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