
National Dish Italy: Cicoria Ripassata (Recipe)
Meet Cicoria Ripassata, a humble yet deeply satisfying side dish straight from the heart of Roman cooking. Tender chicory greens …
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Meet Cicoria Ripassata, a humble yet deeply satisfying side dish straight from the heart of Roman cooking. Tender chicory greens …
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Discover Castagnaccio, a wonderfully rustic chestnut cake from the mountains of Italy that comes into its own through the autumn …
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Discover Carne Cruda, one of Italy’s most refined classics — wafer-thin slices of raw beef fillet dressed with little more …
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Crisp on the outside, meltingly tender within, Carciofi Fritti are one of those simple Italian pleasures that win everyone over at …
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There is something wonderfully unfussy about Carciofi alla Romana, the braised Roman artichokes that have graced trattoria tables …
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Meet Carciofi alla Giudia, the show-stopping fried artichokes of Rome’s historic Jewish quarter. Pressed open like crisp …
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Say hello to Carabaccia Fiorentina, a gently sweet onion and vegetable soup that carries the soul of Florence in every spoonful. …
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Meet Caprese al Limone, a bright and breezy twist on Italy’s most famous salad. It keeps the beloved pairing of creamy …
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Say hello to Caponata, the sweet-and-sour aubergine stew that captures the soul of Sicilian cooking in a single bowl. Tender cubes …
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Say hello to Capon Magro, one of the most spectacular dishes in the Ligurian repertoire. Picture an architectural tower of fresh …
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Meet Cacciatore di Pollo, the rustic Italian chicken stew that turns a handful of humble ingredients into something deeply …
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Treat yourself to Budino di Riso, a wonderfully creamy Italian rice pudding that turns a handful of simple pantry staples into …
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