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bagna cauda

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bagna cauda [ˌbɑːnjə ˈkaʊdə]
n
(Cookery) a dip made from garlic, anchovies, butter, and olive oil, usually served hot over a spirit burner, with raw vegetables
[from Italian bagno caldo, literally: hot bath]


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The calamartachokes are what fans of the lightly battered Italian style of deep frying have always dreamed about -- crunchy and delicate calamari combined with crisp vegetal hearts of baby artichokes served with three sauces: a deep-flavored bagna cauda (anchovy and garlic in olive oil), an aioli light on the garlic (more a rich home-style mayonnaise), and a refreshing, bright marinara.
Braised cardoons with bagna cauda, a piquant sauce made from anchovies, garlic and cream, was followed by rabbit with sweet peppers, beef braised in Barbera wine or tender, rare veal.
I love doing communal food: blinis with smoked salmon and vodka, so you have a huge plate of smoked eel and maybe some salmon roe - or a bagna cauda [the Italian dip from Piedmont], or maybe a cheese fondue, which is so unfashionable but I love it with raw vegetables rather than bread, such as raw celeriac, lovely Treviso chicory, fennel and cauliflower.
 
 
 
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