Piadina con Erbe di Campo
An unleavened Romagnol piadina folded warm around foraged hedge greens, sautéed long in oil with garlic and chilli, with a smear of fresh squacquerone as bind.
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An unleavened Romagnol piadina folded warm around foraged hedge greens, sautéed long in oil with garlic and chilli, with a smear of fresh squacquerone as bind.
A Lombard fresh cheese spread cold on a hot Romagnol piadina and folded warm: crescenza or its looser Romagnol cousin squacquerone, sometimes with prosciutto crudo or rocket on top.
Sandwich on Altamura DOP bread (semolina, long-fermented, wood-fired); Italy's most famous bread.
Frico (crispy fried cheese wafer or soft cheese-potato dish) on bread; either version.
Stuffed focaccia with various fillings baked in.
The mixed-salumi panino is a Tuscan cold-cuts board folded into bread: finocchiona, prosciutto, salame, and lardo on the saltless loaf that keeps each cured meat distinct. Pane toscano PDO 2016.
Pane carasau brushed with olive oil and salt, sometimes with rosemary; crisped further.
Pane carasau (crispy flatbread) layered with tomato sauce, poached egg, and pecorino; more like lasagna but eaten by hand.
Altamura bread with burrata (mozzarella filled with cream and stracciatella); luscious.
Sicilian 'dressed bread'—crusty bread topped with tomato, olive oil, oregano, anchovies, cheese, sometimes stuffed; varies by location.
Scopello version with local tuna, tomato, capers, oregano, olive oil.
Catania version; varies by shop.
Thin, crispy pane carasau with prosciutto draped on top; the paper-thin bread is cracker-like.
Pane carasau moistened with tomato and oil.
Fried dough pillows (gnocco fritto/crescentina fritta) served with cured meats; puffy, light, best with prosciutto.
Gnocco fritto with soft squacquerone cheese.
Gnocco fritto with assorted salumi.
Gnocco fritto specifically paired with prosciutto; the fat cuts the salt.
Dried bread ring (frisella) moistened and topped with tomato, olive oil, oregano; taralli-like, open-faced.
Crispy frico on bread; crunchy cheese.
Soft, dimpled, olive-oil-rich Genoese focaccia with prosciutto; oily, salty, perfect.
Focaccia with stracchino or other soft cheese.
Focaccia di Recco seals soft fresh cheese between two paper-thin unleavened sheets and bakes them blistered in a fierce oven, the cheese molten inside. IGP-protected since January 2015.