Verano's Recipe of the Day

 

Udine, a northeastern Italian city, is the capital of the Province of Udine, in the Friuli-Venezia Giulia Region.  Udine became part of the kingdom of Italy in 1866, and was home to the Italian Army during World War I.  The city is also known for its trading.  Udine, also called Tiepolo, is home to many works of art by Tiepolo.  Many of the pieces of art are in the archbishop's palace.

Population:

98,322 (1990 estimate).

Commerce and Industry:

A marketing center for agricultural products

An industrial city with factories producing machinery, aluminum, textiles, and leather goods.

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Tour of Northern Italian Dining