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Did you know that, in the past, the expression “stuff from <\/em>Piasensa<\/em><\/a>” referred to delicacies like cheese and salami? If you intend to visit Piacenza or its villages (Bobbio<\/a>, Castell’Arquato<\/a>, and Vigoleno<\/a>), then you cannot miss a tasty food and wine tour<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

This quality cuisine hosts 3 PDO types of cured meat and 2 PDO kinds of cheese<\/strong> along with 17 DOC wines<\/strong>. Its variety and richness are rooted in its position, as Piacenza is located on the border of Emilia, Lombardy, Liguria, and Piedmont and its culinary traditions are a mix of these 4 regions. Its tradition also includes the use of horse meat<\/strong> (horse and donkey), which reflects the territory’s former role as a military outpost.<\/p>\n

Cured Meats and Cheese<\/h3>\n

If you are in the area you cannot but start the meal with a delicious platter of PDO salami, coppa<\/em> and pancetta<\/em><\/strong>, as well as taste Piacenza’s 2 PDO Provolone Valpadana<\/a> and Grana Padano<\/a> cheeses.<\/strong> To enhance the flavour of the cold cuts, we recommend accompanying them with the typical burtleina<\/a><\/em> or with chisulen<\/a><\/em>, two bread types best served hot.<\/p>\n

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Coppa Piacentina<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

Pisarei and Fas\u00f6<\/h3>\n

Pisarei and Fas\u00f6<\/a><\/strong> is a tasty first course of peasant origin made with poor ingredients. Although the name may sound a bit mysterious, it basically consists of dumplings and borlotti beans seasoned with tomato sauce and bacon. According to some, the word “pisarei” derives from the Spanish verb “pisar<\/em>“<\/strong>, that means to pound or crush, since the dumplings are crushed under the fingers in order to give them their traditional shape.<\/p>\n

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Piacenza, Pisarei e Faso | Credit: Alfredo Ravanetti via Shutterstock<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n<\/div>\n

Rice bomb from Piacenza<\/h3>\n

Typical of the village of Bobbio, the so-called rice bomb<\/a> was once the traditional dish prepared for the Madonna of August, when the meat is softer. It is a pie of rice, mushrooms and pigeon meat that Elisabeth Farnese, Queen of Spain, is said to have been very fond of.<\/p>\n

Tailed Tortelli<\/h3>\n

This dish was created in the kitchens of the Vigolzone castle<\/a> on the occasion of a visit by Francesco Petrarca<\/strong>. They are small bundles of stuffed pasta<\/a> filled with ricotta cheese, herbs and grated cheese that, unlike the better-known tortelli, have a tail.<\/p>\n

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Piacenza, Tailed Tortelli | Credit: IsabellaO via Shutterstock<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Polenta and horse<\/h3>\n

The “puleinta ed p\u00eccula ‘d caval<\/a><\/em>” a ragout made of minced horse meat with a robust flavour, which is served with polenta. A dish of poor origin that still delights the palate of those in search of genuine flavours of the past.<\/p>\n

Anolini<\/h3>\n

Anolini<\/a><\/strong> are Piacenza’s real festive dish. Tradition has it that on Christmas Eve all generations of the family gather together to prepare them. There are two variants for the filling<\/strong>, which differentiate them from Parma’s anolini: one with beef stew in the stuffing, while the other, typical of the Val d’Arda, is cheese-based and contains grana cheese, breadcrumbs and nutmeg.<\/p>\n

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Piacenza, Anolini | Credit: isabellaO via Shutterstock<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n<\/div>\n

Bobbio’s Maccaroni<\/h3>\n

This pasta type<\/a> is pierced with a knitting needle or with a big needle. Originating in the Middle Ages, this recipe is traditionally seasoned with stracotto sauce<\/strong> and served in restaurants in Bobbio<\/a> and the middle Trebbia Valley.<\/p>\n

Piacenza’s beefstew<\/h3>\n

The beefstew<\/a> (stracotto<\/em>) is a symbol of Piacenza cuisine. The traditional recipe has it made with horse meat, although many often replace it with beef. The popularity of stracotto alla piacentina<\/em> is still due to the fact that, when minced, it is used as a filling for anolini.<\/p>\n

Snails<\/h3>\n

This one is an ancient and typical recipe of the Piacenza Apennines, where snails are found among woods and vineyards. They are typical of Christmas Eve<\/strong> as a low-fat dish and require a rather easy preparation: they must be boiled and then flavoured with white wine, cloves, tomato sauce and broth.<\/p>\n

Standing milk<\/h3>\n

A simple dessert made with ingredients that were once readily available in the countryside. The “standing milk<\/a>” (latte in piedi<\/em> in Italian) is a delicate version of cr\u00e8me caramel, made with milk, eggs, sugar, amaretto biscuits and cocoa.<\/p>\n

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Piacenza, Standing Milk | Credit: al1962 via Shutterstock<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Turtlitt<\/h3>\n

Sweet tortelli cooked in a wood oven or fried, the turtlitt<\/a><\/strong> were traditionally prepared at the beginning of January using leftovers from Christmas such as chestnuts or mostarda. They were typical of the celebrations for St Anthony’s Day<\/strong>, 17 January, but also for Carnival and St Joseph’s Day (19 March).<\/p>\n

Buslanein<\/h3>\n

These typical Piacenza biscuits<\/strong> with their unmistakable aroma and typical doughnut shape are available in different versions: hard or crumbly, as well as with or without sugar.<\/p>\n

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Buslanein Biscuits<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

Bargnolino<\/h3>\n

Bargnolino is a digestif made from blackthorn berries<\/strong> that must rest for at least three years before consumption, and a great way to end our food tour in Piacenza!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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