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Editorial illustration of Lumache fritte
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Lumache fritte

Lumache fritte belongs on Emilia-Romagna’s PAT list of gastronomic preparations: not a tourist slogan, but a named dish with a recognised place in the region’s food register.

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Editorial illustration of Lumache in umido
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Lumache in umido

Lumache in umido is a snail stew recorded among Emilia-Romagna’s traditional agri-food products.

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Editorial illustration of Pancetta e piselli, Panzëtta e riviott
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Pancetta e piselli, Panzëtta e riviott

Pancetta e piselli is not a vague country stew with a pretty name. In Emilia-Romagna it is registered as a PAT preparation, and around Piacenza it still answers to the local title Panzëtta e…

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Editorial illustration of Polenta di farina di castagne, Puleinta ad fareina ad castagne
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Polenta di farina di castagne, Puleinta ad fareina ad castagne

Polenta di farina di castagne, registered as well under the dialect name Puleinta ad fareina ad castagne, is a traditional-product listing for Emilia-Romagna.

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Editorial illustration of Polenta e patate, Puleinta e pomdaterra
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Polenta e patate, Puleinta e pomdaterra

Polenta e patate, known locally as Puleinta e pomdaterra, sits on Emilia-Romagna’s PAT list as a highland plate rather than a restaurant flourish.

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Polenta pasticciata

Polenta pasticciata begins after the porridge has cooled and set. Firm slabs are cut, stacked with sauce and cheese, and sent into the oven so the layers heat through and the cheese softens…

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Editorial illustration of Pollo alla cacciatora, Pol ala cazadôra
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Pollo alla cacciatora, Pol ala cazadôra

Pollo alla cacciatora, also recorded as Pol ala cazadôra, sits among Emilia-Romagna’s PAT gastronomic preparations.

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Editorial illustration of Salsa di prezzemolo, Sälsa ad savur
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Salsa di prezzemolo, Sälsa ad savur

Salsa di prezzemolo is a parsley sauce listed among Emilia-Romagna’s traditional agri-food products, and the same entry also records it as Sälsa ad savur.

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Editorial illustration of Spaghetti con le poveracce
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Spaghetti con le poveracce

Spaghetti con le poveracce appears among Emilia-Romagna’s PAT dishes: a named plate of spaghetti dressed with poveracce, the local clams of that Adriatic shore.

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Editorial illustration of Torta di patate, Turta d’patat
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Torta di patate, Turta d’patat

Torta di patate, known locally as Turta d’patat, sits on Emilia-Romagna’s PAT register: a named traditional dish rather than a generic potato pie.

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Editorial illustration of Zucchini ripieni, Zücchein ripein
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Zucchini ripieni, Zücchein ripein

Zucchini ripieni, listed as well under the name Zücchein ripein, sits among Emilia-Romagna’s PAT dishes: a stuffed courgette that turns a summer vegetable into a complete, savoury course.

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Frico

Frico is cheese, grated or cut into thin slices, cooked in a pan until a crisp surface forms.

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Cappon magro

Cappon magro is a Genoese dish whose reputation rests on unusually elaborate construction.

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Castagnaccio

Castagnaccio is a shallow, oven-set cake built on chestnut flour and oil: dense rather than risen, more slab than sponge.

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Editorial illustration of Cima alla genovese
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Cima alla genovese

Cima alla genovese is a Genoese way of treating veal breast by stuffing it. The name already points to the city and the cut: a pocket of meat meant to hold a filling, then cooked as a…

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Editorial illustration of Lattughe ripiene
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Lattughe ripiene

Lattughe ripiene are inner lettuce leaves wrapped around a savoury stuffing, then tied into small bundles, cooked gently in meat stock and served with that same liquor.

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Preboggion

Preboggion is not one plant but a gathered handful of wild greens. Beet leaves may share the bunch with borage, dandelion and mint, a slightly bitter, aromatic mix that smells of hillside…

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Editorial illustration of Torta pasqualina
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Torta pasqualina

Torta pasqualina is the Easter pie recorded for Liguria: not a heavy crust, but dough divided and stretched until the pastry sheets are exceptionally thin.

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Editorial illustration of zuppa alla pavese with toasted bread, broth and egg
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Dish · Lombardy

Zuppa alla pavese

The soup belongs to Pavia in Lombardy, and that is where the bowl begins. Heat is already in the liquid when a whole egg is asked to do the rest of the work.

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Meat-filled arancina from Alcamo cut open to show its filling
Meat-filled arancina in Alcamo · photo Ensahequ · CC BY-SA 4.0
Dish · Sicily

Arancini di riso

The first fact is forming: arancini are made from rice and shaped as compact balls, rice packed until it holds a round outline instead of falling loose.

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Freshly fried panelle displayed on a Palermo counter
Panelle · photo Dedda71 · CC BY 3.0
Dish · Sicily

Panelle

Panelle begin with chickpea flour. From that single given base they are shaped into small flat pieces and fried.

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Editorial illustration of Parmigiana di melanzane
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Dish · Sicily

Parmigiana di melanzane

Begin with the aubergine itself. Cookery with this vegetable has especially deep roots in southern Italy and Sicily—a historical depth of attention, not a claim that the plant belongs to one…

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Skewers of stuffed, rolled sarde a beccafico
Sarde a beccafico · photo franzconde · CC BY 2.0
Dish · Sicily

Sarde a beccaficu

Begin with the name on the plate. Sarde a beccaficu is treated as a distinct named sardine preparation, not a catch-all for every Sicilian fish course, and it sits inside Sicily’s varied…

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Fegato alla veneziana

Fegato alla veneziana is a Venetian plate: calf’s liver sliced thin, then cooked with onions.

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