Italian

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Related foodways

Recorded as relating to this foodway

  • influenced Tรธrrfisk โ€” Stockfish documented

    Norwegian stockfish is the raw material of Ligurian stoccafisso and Venetian baccalร  mantecato โ€” Italian dishes made from a Norwegian product.

  • influenced by Bay of Kotor Foodways documented

    Venetian contact in the bay is documented over centuries.

  • influenced by Corfiot Foodways documented

    Four centuries of Venetian rule; documented, and not the same as modern Italian cooking.

  • influenced by Istrian Foodways documented

    Venetian and Italian contact over centuries, documented in both directions.

  • migrated to Moldovan Foodways in Italy documented
  • originates from Italian-Uruguayan Foodways documented

    Fainรก is Ligurian farinata; pascualina is Genoese; the รฑoquis-on-the-29th custom came with them. All developed into Rรญo de la Plata foods.

  • related to Arbรซreshรซ Foodways documented

    Five hundred years in southern Italy; Albanian tradition and Italian ingredients both.

  • related to Argentine Cuisine documented

    Roughly half of a vast immigration was Italian, and the everyday kitchen shows it more than in almost any other country outside Italy.

  • related to Barbagiuan documented

    The chard-and-rice filled fried pastry is a Ligurian coastal family and barbagiuan is its Monegasque member.

  • related to Chickpea Foodways โ€” socca and barbajuan disputed

    Socca, farinata, cecina, fainรจ and panisse are one chickpea-flatbread family along the Ligurian and Provenรงal coast. No single origin is asserted.

  • related to Immigrant Foodways in Canada documented
  • related to Immigrant Foodways in New England documented

    Bostonโ€™s North End and Providenceโ€™s Federal Hill.

  • related to Immigration and Brazilian Food documented
  • related to Italian-Argentine Foodways documented
  • related to Migration and Contemporary Belgian Food documented

    The 1946 coal agreement brought Italian miners, and with them the ice-cream and pizza trade.

  • related to Migration and Contemporary Scottish Food documented

    Italian families from Barga and Frosinone built the Scottish cafรฉ, ice cream and fish-and-chip trades.

  • related to Migration and Welsh Food documented

    The bracchi cafรฉs of the coalfield were built by families from Bardi and the Ceno valley.

  • related to Migration into Venezuela documented

    The largest immigrant group; the Venezuelan panaderรญa, the pasticho and the pasta come from it.

  • related to Minett and the Red Lands documented
  • related to Monegasque Foodways documented

    The Italian border is a few kilometres away, a large share of residents are Italian, and the Ventimiglia market supplies the Principality.

  • related to Montefeltro Foodways documented

    Montefeltro spans Emilia-Romagna, the Marche, Tuscany and San Marino.

  • related to New England State and City Foodways documented

    New Haven apizza is a distinct Italian-American tradition, coal-fired and charred, with the white clam pie from 1925.

  • related to Rรญo de la Plata Foodways documented

    The immigration of 1870-1930 gave both shores pizza, pasta, milanesa and fainรก.

  • related to Sammarinese Dishes documented

    Piadina, cappelletti, passatelli and strozzapreti are Romagnol dishes that San Marino shares fully.

  • related to Sammarinese Foodways documented

    San Marino is surrounded by Italy, shares its official language and has a customs treaty with it since 1862. โš  A relationship and not a parentage: San Marino is a sovereign republic.

  • related to San Marino and the Adriatic Hinterland documented

    Rimini and the Adriatic fish trade supply a landlocked hill republic.

  • related to Sicilian and Italian Foodways in New Orleans documented
  • related to Slovenian Foodways documented
  • related to Swiss Foodways documented

    Ticino and southern Graubรผnden share polenta, chestnuts and Alpine dairy with northern Italy.

  • related to Uruguayan Cuisine documented

    The largest single immigrant group; a very large share of Uruguayans have Italian ancestry.

Dishes

Common ingredients

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Recipes

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