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    Nanto truffles, Bassano del Grappa asparagus and Breganze Cabernet wine. Baccalà alla vicentina Risi e bisi (rice and green peas) Polenta e Osei Bigoli...
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    southern Italy. Normans also introduced the casserole, salted cod (Italian: baccalà), and stockfish, all of which remain popular. Food preservation was either...
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    different days of the week; for example, gnocchi is eaten on Thursdays, baccalà (salted cod) on Fridays and trippa on Saturdays. Rome's food has evolved...
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    less-touristy side of Venice, Italy, and meets locals and enjoys deep-fried crabs, baccalà and boiled calves' heads. 64 5–03 "Washington, D.C." January 19, 2009 (2009-01-19)...
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    with pumpkin flowers, courgettes, or olives. Pasta 'mbiancu e baccalà: pasta with baccalà boiled and dressed with olive oil, typical of the holy celebrations...
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    triglia (Mullus surmuletus) or retunni (Spicara smaris), typically fried The baccalà (cod) and stockfish, imported from northern Europe seas, are either fried...
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    Zemin di ceci Acciughe in salamoia, dissalate, sott'olio Acciughe ripiene Baccalà al verde Bagnun Boghe in scabeccio Brandacujun Buridda Cappon magro Cicciarelli...
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    for revenge against Vincenzo Ricciardi. He took all his animals and threw them off a Maiella cliff known as the Pesce di Baccalà; even more of a stir...
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