Weekend Food Update: Truffle traumas
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Your support makes all the difference.The white truffle season may have ended as soon as it began. Flash floods, which hit Piedmont, northern Italy, earlier this week may have wiped out three-quarters of the funghi, according to Agostino Aprille, president of the local truffle association.
Truffles higher up on the mountains might have escaped the worst of the storms, ``But no one is in the mood to look for truffles at the moment, we're just trying to clear up the mess,'' he said.
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