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Favorite Italian dish?

>> No.16669043
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AYYYYY OHHHHH MARONE CAN I GET-A DA RAVIOLIONCHINI WIT A SIDE AH DA PASTROLIOLIO AN A CUPPA HOLY WADDA FUGGET ABOUT IT

>> No.16669047
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prosciutto e melone

>> No.16669063
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>> No.16669070

>>16669027
whatever's leftover from last night you no-pay mafia stunads

>> No.16669102
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The one where I jam my fat dick down your throat.

>> No.16669105

Gabagool

>> No.16669131

>>16669043
OOOOOOH MARONE, MIA MAMMA-MIA, SHE MAKE-A DA BEST GORGONZELLAZZIAMOCCACHINIPASTAFREDO SAUCE, I WANNA BE-A BURIED IN IT

EYYYYY I'M GESTICULATIN' 'ERE

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>> No.16669177

>>16669027
Fresh pappardelle pomodoro... simple, but good.

>> No.16669199
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>>16669027

>> No.16669314
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gonna dump some italian food since thread is gonna be shit

>> No.16669318

>>16669027
Yuh Mudduh's Cuhnt

>> No.16669328
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>>16669314
fried pizza

>> No.16669343

Polenta. It's humble but who cares? It's the best carb of all.

>> No.16669346

>>16669199
why is the bread crazy though?

>> No.16669354
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>>16669328
trofie with pesto, potatoes and green beans

>> No.16669363
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>>16669354
Genovese (onion and meat sauce)

>> No.16669365

squid ink tagliatelle

>> No.16669368

>>16669027
managot, galamad, prozhoot, soapaset, mutzadel, fuyadel

>> No.16669369
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>>16669363
Polenta uncia (polenta drown in butter)

>> No.16669371

>>16669027
Tomato sauce for your ass.

>> No.16669379
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>>16669369
burrata

>> No.16669383
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>>16669379
carbonara

>> No.16669387
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>>16669383
cassuola (pork and cabbage)

>> No.16669392
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>>16669387
bagna cauda (garlic + butter + anchovies vegetable dipping)

>> No.16669399
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>>16669392
canederli (bread and meat gnocchi)

>> No.16669400

>>16669346
fermented with psilocybin spores

>> No.16669402
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>>16669399
elephant ears (breaded pork chop)

>> No.16669409
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>>16669402
pizzoccheri

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>>16669409
risi e bisi

>> No.16669421
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>>16669416
baccala mantecato (codfish "mousse")

>> No.16669424

>>16669421
sarde in saor (deens with onion, vinegar and raisins)

>> No.16669430
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>>16669424
forgot image

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>>16669430
liver and onion

>> No.16669440
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>>16669435
tiramisu

>> No.16669452

>>16669346
I dunno but whatever oil they use gives me really wild dreams all the time.

>> No.16669454
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>>16669440
tigelle - emilia romagna

>> No.16669460

>>16669454
lasagna - emilia romagna

>> No.16669467
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>>16669460
This new capcha is really annoying

>> No.16669470
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>>16669467
piadina - emilia

>> No.16669475
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>>16669470
tortellini

>> No.16669483

>>16669475
Are you Italian by any means? How do you know your pastas?

>> No.16669486

>>16669047
This
Italian sushi

>> No.16669494
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>>16669486
Oh would you look at that. Italian sushi actually DOES use prosciutto as the nori. Imagine that

>> No.16669500

>>16669131
I fucking love artie

>> No.16669502
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>>16669475
castagnaccio (chestnut flour cake with pinenuts, raisins and rosemary)

>> No.16669507

>>16669027
Gabagool

>> No.16669511
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>>16669502
ragu di cinghiale (wild boar ragu)

>> No.16669520
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>>16669511
cacciucco
>>16669483
yes

>> No.16669536
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>>16669494
There's no such thing as italian sushi. Southern italian just eat a lot of raw fish, but generally just as they are or with lemon

>> No.16669540
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>>16669520
ribollita

>> No.16669541

Gabagool? Ovah heeeah

>> No.16669547
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>>16669540
cecina (chickpeas flour )

>> No.16669554
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>>16669547
pasta and beans

>> No.16669559

>>16669554
ponce (hot coffe, italian rum and lemon rinds)

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>>16669559

>> No.16669572
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>>16669566
tuscany lard

>> No.16669830

>>16669494
i tried it. its fucking weird

>> No.16669833
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>>16669027
Anything from Chef Boiardi

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>>16669572
cantucci (hard biscuits eaten with straw wine)

>> No.16669863
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>>16669854
acquacotta (eggs, celery, onions, tomatoes and bread)

>> No.16669864

sketti and butter

>> No.16669866

>>16669863
Fuck me, that looks good.

>> No.16669867
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>>16669863
tuscanian prosciutto

>> No.16669888
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>>16669867
Lampredotto (traditional Firenze sandwich with cow stomach and parsley pesto)
>>16669866
It is really. Here's a good recipe, unfortunately it's in italian, but the recipe is really easy and you can just look at the video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9-B65U7o-js.. Enjoy

>> No.16669906

>>16669540
I'm making this. Looks good as hell

>> No.16669914

>>16669536
Didn't know they ate raw fish. That's basically sashimi. And I love sashimi.

>> No.16669915
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>>16669888
peposo (meat cookes in wine for long time and a fuckton of black pepper grains)

>> No.16669948

>>16669365
BASADO

>> No.16669957

>>16669888
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9-B65U7o-js
Thanks, fren. Looks really good.

>> No.16669962

>>16669383
based carbonara chad

>> No.16670097
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>>16669915
parmigiana

>> No.16670104
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>>16670097
mussle and pepper

>> No.16670111
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>>16670104
puttanesca

>> No.16670122

>>16670104
>mussels
God-tier when cooked well.

>> No.16670126
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>>16670111
sausage and rapini sandwich

>> No.16670131
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>>16670126
neapolitan tarallo

>> No.16670134
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>>16670131
spaghetti and clams

>> No.16670140
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>>16670134
pasta and potatoes and smoked provola(really addictive)

>> No.16670145

>>16670140
>>16670134
>>16670131
>>16670126
>>16670111
>>16670104
>>16670097
Please stop poasting. I can only get so hungry.

>> No.16670146
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>>16670140
sfogliatella

>> No.16670162
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>>16670146
pasta with chickpeas (You can do it also with peas, lentils and fava bean with the same technique, they are all great)

>>16670145
I think I'm gonna stop now, it's really late here. Will continue tomorrow if the thread will be still alive

>> No.16670214

>>16670162
grazie based italian

>> No.16670305

Baked zucchini and roasted green beans in olive oil

>> No.16670699

>>16669454
That's just a fancy mcgangbang

>> No.16670841

>>16669199
why is the bread crazy?

>> No.16671861
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>>16670699
I think you should have your eyes checked

>> No.16671903

>>16669027
NON
STOP
ASS
RAPE

>> No.16671916

>>16669043
>>16669070
>>16669105
>>16669131
>>16669318
>>16669507
>>16669541
Kill yourselves.

>> No.16671919
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>>16669027
chickn parm

>> No.16671926

>>16671916
piss off multiposter faggit

>> No.16671940

>>16670146
Most underrated Italian pastry here in the US. Every festival my friends just want to get cannoli.

>> No.16672400

>>16671940
Both are really good, I too prefer sfogliatella myself.
I don't know how they are made in the US, but in my experince, it's really easy to end with a less than mediocre sfogliatella, while cannoli are almost always at least palatable if you like the filling

>> No.16673626

>>16669416
that is pukingly green

>> No.16674206

>>16669027
definitely gabagool and it isnt even fucking close

>> No.16674330
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>>16669867
>tuscanian

>> No.16674334

>>16669027
Spaghetti ala carbonara

>> No.16674689

>>16669354
Why are carbs-on-carbs ok when Italy does it but bad when Anglo countries do it?

>> No.16674727

>>16670134
Is this the recipe where you take the leftover broth from cooking the clams and turn it into pasta sauce? Would it work equally well with mussels?

>> No.16674766
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>>16674727
>Is this the recipe where you take the leftover broth from cooking the clams and turn it into pasta sauce?
yep

> Would it work equally well with mussels?
Sure, It's another traditional recipe. Just use them instead of clams, the recipe is the same
There's also a version with tomatoes, but I prefer the white version
Another popular recipe is rice, beans and mussels
I cannot find a good pic aside this with cringe watermark but you get the idea

>> No.16674817

>>16674727
I can't find a english sub recipe, anyway

> heat oil and garlic
> put clams/mussles when oil's hot
> cover and wait for them to open up
> turn off the heat, shell the mussels/clams and put the sauce apart

in another pot boil the water and cook the pasta. You probably don't want to salt the pasta water or salt it lightly because the shellfish sauce will be extremely salty (very important)
then when the pasta still is slightly undercooked, put it in the pan where you cooked the shellfish, put back the shellfish sauce and add a little bit of pasta water (that you didn't throw away)
turn of the heat, put the peeled shellfish in the pan and some chopped parsely and mix it energically untill the sauce thikens

>> No.16674825

shah of iran comment

>> No.16674836

>>16669343
Disgusting Italian autists appropriating based Aztec culture. Fucking die

>> No.16674843

What the fuck did Italians eat before they stole Oriental and new world foods?
I assume they didn't get enough nutrition from the oozing hairy assholes of their ugly women

>> No.16674851

>>16669363
Fuck yeah

>> No.16674863
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>>16669027
ketchup

>> No.16674898

>>16674843
Fish, meat, vegetables, fruit, grain based dough like bread, wine, honey, almons, pistachios and nuts. Pretty much what we eat today minux tomatoes, potatoes and such
Also technically italy wasn't a country untill 1911

> I assume they didn't get enough nutrition from the oozing hairy assholes of their ugly women
No nutrition left since we invented the bidet. That's something for other countries eating shit from women asses

>>16674836
the old nixtamal is very different from the modern corn. Aztec also didn't had watermills so they had to resort to soaking the nixtamal in shellfish in order to soften the kernels and basically made rudimental great tortillas dough.
They also were cannibals because they couldn't use what they had under their asses

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>>16674898
> Fish, meat, vegetables, fruit, grain based dough like bread, wine, honey, almons, pistachios and nuts
Oh and a lot of cheeses, I always forget that

> made rudimental great tortillas dough.
I meant "rudimental, not so great dough". Basically aztech were no differen from africans with diamonds.
Also all europe had access to fruit and vegetables from southern america, not only italians

>> No.16675523
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BUMPERISSIMO!

>> No.16675576

>>16674863
>british """humor"""

>> No.16675867
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>>16669027
Cuppacino
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OfE1QV0Esik

>> No.16675878
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>>16669027
Cozze

>> No.16676131
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>>16670146
where are you from my fellow Italianon? Rome here reporting in w/ Amatriciana.

>> No.16676193

Manicotti

>> No.16677195

>>16676131
Here. I had something to do, I will be posting in a couple of hours

>> No.16677227
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>>16669027
Gabagool

>> No.16677542
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>>16674766
capocollo
>>16677227
that looks like shit capocollo, you can still hear it oink from the pic

>> No.16677564
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>>16677542
fava beans purè (smashed) with chicory - Puglia

>> No.16677586
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>>16677564
orecchiette cime di rapa (trunip greens and chili) - Puglia

>> No.16677588

>>16669027
trader joes pepperoni pizza dios mios

>> No.16677596
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>>16677586
cozze arraganate - Puglia

>> No.16677607

>>16669363
Oh I know this one
>chef boyardee beefaroni is my fave

>> No.16677614
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>>16677596
spaghetti all'assassina (murderer's spaghetti) - Puglia
Spicy burnt spaghetti, very peculiar recipe

>> No.16677633
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>>16677614
tiella barese - Puglia
Like a lasagna but layeres are of rice, potatoes and mussles

>> No.16677635

>>16669475
Best dish Italy has to offer in my opinion.

>> No.16677645
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>>16677633
carciofi alla giudia (fried artichoke) - Jewish roman cuisine

>> No.16677669
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>>16677645
panzerotto (fried dough) - Puglia
Traditionally with tomatoes and mozzarella but also sweet with chocolate

>> No.16677674
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Lamb skewers, usually with coarse or flaky salt on top, cooked on a really long and thin gril, tens at a time, from Abruzzo. Fucking amazing

>> No.16677679
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>>16677669
the giant version
>>16677674
arrosticini are awesome

>> No.16677687
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>>16677679
braciole di cavallo (horse chops)

>> No.16677693
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>>16677679
To add on to the fried dough posting, crescentine, from Emilia Romagna, usually served with spreadable delicate cheese, cured meats, and pickled veggies

>> No.16677720

Cotechino, usually eaten for new years paired with lentils, super rich pork sausage with pepper and a lot of added fat inside of it.

>> No.16677721
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>>16677687
coricheddos (wedding Sardinian biscuits)

>>16677693
I tried to not post the dish from different areas that were too similar (pizza fritta, panzerotto, crescentine, gnocco fritto, etc)

>> No.16677730
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>>16677721
another coricheddos

>> No.16677734

>>16677721
Oh yeah I get you, I'm just spit balling shit I'm in touch with or that hasn't been posted yet. Orecchiette and tortellini are the best so far in my opinion.

>> No.16677748
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>>16677720
Forgot pic

>> No.16677790

>>16671916
Hey Mikey, how's the boy?

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>>16677730
olive ascolane (breaded white olives filled with minced meat) - Marche

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>>16677821
ciauscolo (spreadable salami) - Marche

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>>16677828
prosciutto crudo di cinta senese (black pigs Senise prosciutto) - Basilicata

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>>16677844
focaccia barese - Puglia

>> No.16677856

>>16669027
gib cannoli pls

>> No.16677857

>>16677853
polpo alla pignata (octopus) - Puglia

>> No.16677858

>>16669369
That can't be real.

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>>16677857
forgot pic

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>>16677858
It's a traditional poor dish from the mountains region of northen italy.
The dish is basically polenta and butter, it was meant to high in fat and calories for the cold winter when there wasn't so much food

>> No.16677929

>>16677915
I'm afraid to try it. If I like it I'll die of a heat attack before I reach 50.

>> No.16677946

>>16669369
>>16677915
That sounds like the most deliciously unhealthy thing I've ever heard of. Does cheese go good with it as well?

>> No.16677963

>>16677929
it's not healthy at all of course.
It had some sense in the past, people working all days on the mountains cold as shit in the winter when the had basically nothing to eat. It's carbs, proteins and fat.
Today it's still consumed, but of course we are more faggots these days and should be consumed only on occasions. People still living on mountains still eat it tho

>>16677946
yes, I forgot the it could also have different cheeses. Any high fat cheese is good

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>>16669027
Probably a baguette or something.
I remember when /tv/ was worse than /ck/. Fuck you guys

>> No.16678001

>>16677946
>Does cheese go good with it as well?
Anyways you can make polenta with basically anything, it's the equivalent of pasta for southern italy. They make polenta with
> sausage
> cheeses
> quails
> wild boar
> porcini
and other things
MAybe fish doesn't works too well with it, but you can also find polenta with fish these days

>> No.16678325

Based thread.

>> No.16678381

>>16669399

this sounds almost austrian/german. Probably from alto adige?

>> No.16678401

>>16678381
Yes

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>>16677669
I always laughed at this because if you change one letter it becomes a whole new thing
Panzerotto->panzarotto

>> No.16678441

>>16678406
It's true, but it's from different region.
Another common (maybe more common) name is crocchè

>> No.16679530

bacon carbonara

>> No.16679542

>>16674689
muh heritage

>> No.16680014

>>16669409
If anons could pnly try one thing posted in this thread, try this.

>> No.16680016

>>16669511
Had this when I travelled through Bologna and it was okay. Had it again when I was in Genoa and it was great. Although, it must be said, (unrelated) that the bread in the north is not that great, somehow?

>> No.16680020

>>16669888
Do you know which stomach? It's hard to tell from this photo alone.

>> No.16680027

>>16677674
Have you tried the lamb intestinal skewers of calabria?

>> No.16680032

>>16669131
>EYYYYY I'M GESTICULATIN' 'ERE
lmao

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Caponata.

The best side dish for a big dinner.

>> No.16680510

>>16680034
So Italian ratatouille?

>> No.16680743

I don't know if it's italian, but have you guys tried just plain spaghetti and caramelized onions? The gooey and tasty onion melds nicely into the spaghetti and you get a sort of carbonara-like creaminess to it.

>> No.16680832

>>16680743
spaghetti aglio e onio

>> No.16681812

>>16680743
Genovese is basically onion and mean cooked for 3/4 hours. The "genovese povera" (cheap/poor genovese) is made without meat, but it's not so common nowadays because everyone can affort a piece of meat
Not with spaghetti anyway, but short pasta like rigatoni

>>16680510
kinda. Differently from ratatouille, caponata is a sweet and sour dish (sugar + vinegar), coming from arabs. Also it doesn't have zucchini

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>>16680016
wild boar is better in Tuscany imo

>>16680027
There stigghiola in Sicily, wich I was about to post. I don't know what they do in calabria

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>>16680020
Abomasum

>> No.16681831

>>16677915
cous cous trapanese (cous cous with seafood ) - Sicily

>> No.16681900

>>16677915
Grandfather used to make this with sheeps milk cheese, and a slow braised mutton rump roast every January.
Said it reminded him of being back home during the winter months when he would visit his uncle in the north.
He was a sheep herder and when he visited his extended family up north they'd bring all sorts of meats and cheese with them, and combine foods from central and northern Italy.

He had to flee Italy because the Germans came into town and stole all his sheep and killed off a lot of the men, so he fled.

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Pasta alfredo