Sammarinese Foodways

Cucina sammarinese

National

The food of the Republic of San Marino: a hill kitchen of the Apennine foothills between Romagna and the Marche, with fresh egg pasta, piadina, pork and charcuterie, sheep and cow cheese including the pit-matured fossa, wheat and maize, olive oil, truffles and mushrooms from the woods, orchard fruit, and wine from the slopes of Monte Titano. โš  NOT A REGION OF ITALY AND NOT SIMPLY ITALIAN FOOD โ€” and equally โš  NOT SEALED OFF FROM ROMAGNA, which it is profoundly part of.

Atlas โ€” where and when

Where in the world

Communities and languages

  • Sammarinese community documented

Languages: Italian, Romagnol

What is recorded

  • Sammarinese foodways are recorded as a first-class national system of a sovereign republic, with no cuisine as a parent. Italian, Romagnol and Montefeltro foodways are typed relationships. The repertoire is deeply Romagnol, which is stated plainly as a relationship rather than expressed by making San Marino a region of Italy. documented

Related foodways

This foodway relates to

  • related to Italian 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 Mediterranean documented
  • related to Montefeltro Foodways documented

Regional cuisines

Recipes

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