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A love letter from two Americans to their adopted city showcasing modern dishes influenced by tradition as well as the rich culture of their surroundings Even 150 years after unification Italy is still a divided nation where individual regions are defined by their local cuisine mirrors of their culture history and geography But thecucina romana is the countrys greatest standout In Tasting Rome journalist Katie Parla and photographer Kristina Gill capture Romes unique character and truly evolved food culture a culimation of two thousand years of historyThe recipes here each selected for the story it tells acknowledge the foundations of the cuisine and demonstrate how it has transitioned to the variations found today cacio e pepe is not only a peppery condiment for pasta but also a filling for suppli fried rice balls pollo alla romana is served as a summer platter of peppers stewed with chicken but also deboned and on hearty sandwiches Parla and Gill focus too on cucina ebraicato highlight the role Romes Jewish communities have had bringing dishes such as hraimi con couscous which incorporates spicy amberjack and matzoh fritters pizzarelle with honey and pine nuts celebrate the authentic quinto quarto the fifth quarter offal and luscious verdure which grow all over acknowledge the baked pizzas and breads that anchor everyday eating and explore the everchanging culture of sweets and cocktailsWith its forgotten recipes beloved favorites and street food innovations the book transports all the flavors of Rome into your kitchen Narrative features revealing bits of history and gorgeous photography that highlight both the food and its hidden city will immediately inspire you to start Tasting Rome. 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