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Risotto "blu" con crema di melanzana rossa di Rotonda, guanciale di maialino nero e fonduta di taleggio

"Blue" risotto with red eggplant cream from Rotonda, black pig cheek, and taleggio fondue

Surprise in the kitchen
If you are looking for a way to cook the red eggplant from Rotonda, we have the solution for you! A very tempting risotto, cooked by our friend Giuseppe Lotito.
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Ferricelli con mollica, peperone crusco e cacioricotta - Sudrise

Ferricelli with bread crumbs, dried pepper, and cacioricotta

Sunrise in the kitchen
A classic from our land, one of the recipes that most distinguishes us, crafted by chef Antonello Guerrieri, owner of the restaurant "Le Gourmet" in Corleto Perticara. You simply must try it too!

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Spaghetti pomodorini gialli e colatura di alici

Spaghetti with yellow cherry tomatoes and anchovy sauce

Do you love first courses with strong and bold flavors? Then you can't miss this recipe that is based on our yellow cherry tomatoes PRIMABIO with the addition of the intense flavor of Cetara anchovy sauce.
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Pasta e fagioli con i peperoni cruschi

Pasta and beans with crispy peppers

A recipe for tasting the crispy peppers from our dear friend chef Federico Valicenti, created for the article on Giacomo Manzù who visited the Pope along with don Giuseppe De Luca, written by Maria Teresa Amorosi.
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Pane senza impasto

No-knead bread

No-knead bread: ideal for those who want to get closer to baking.
Discover more... with our friend blogger Simona Valli
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Pizza in teglia

Pizza in a pan

The history of pizza has a complex and truly uncertain origin, with traces found as far back as the time of the Egyptians, Greeks, and Romans. It was not the pizza as we know it today, but a kind of flatbread topped with whatever was available at home.
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Focaccia Barese ad alta idratazione

High hydration no-knead focaccia

A dive into the past.
Once it was a flatbread, made with every type of grain that was first crushed and reduced to powder, then kneaded with water and cooked on hot stones.
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