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But as soon as the season allows, the menu is invaded by:
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Tart of Fedelini (very thin spaghetti) taken from Ippolito Cavalcanti’s
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Cookery theory and practice (1847 Naples)
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Pasta e arzilla (a type of broccoli with pasta) (Rome)
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Calamari and artichoke soup with chopped marjoram and rosemary
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Homemade tagliatelle with mussels and pecorino (Civitavecchia)
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Purée of broad beans with chicory and black olives (Puglia)
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Jota from Trieste
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Cabbage-wrapped meatballs with polenta (Lombardy)
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Casoeula stew with polenta (Lombardy)
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Cheek of veal braised in Madeira with celeriac purée (Lombardy)
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Various risottos (Milan)
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Santo Stefano soup (Puglia)
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Spring soup (Puglia)
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Turnip tops slow-cooked with garlic and oil or “strascinato” (fried with garlic, oil and chilli) (Naples)
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Tuna marinated with oregano and fresh herbs (Sicily)
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Chicory shoots with anchovies (Roma)
- Pastiera napoletana cake
….and many others
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