Panino con Porchetta di Ariccia
Ariccia's IGP porchetta (whole roasted pig with garlic, rosemary, wild fennel) on crusty bread; the definitive porchetta.
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Ariccia's IGP porchetta (whole roasted pig with garlic, rosemary, wild fennel) on crusty bread; the definitive porchetta.
Spit-roasted suckling pig (porceddu) on bread; Sardinia's famous roast.
Neapolitan meatballs in tomato ragù on bread.
Buckwheat pasta with cabbage, potatoes, butter, and Bitto/Casera cheese; carb-heavy Valtellina dish as filling.
Piave DOP (hard cheese similar to Parmigiano); sweet, nutty.
Pezzente (poor man's salami from organ meats); rustic, strong-flavored.
When pesto stops being a condiment and becomes the whole filling, the bread has to survive a raw green sauce: the panino con pesto genovese is Liguria's basil paste holding a sandwich together.
Pesto with green beans (the classic pasta accompaniment) on bread.
Peperoni cruschi (dried, fried sweet Senise peppers); crunchy, sweet, essential Lucanian ingredient.
Tuscan sheep's milk cheese (fresh, semi-stagionato, or stagionato) on bread.
Sicilian pecorino DOP; peppercorns or saffron sometimes added.
Pecorino Sardo DOP (dolce or maturo); dolce is mild, maturo is sharp, granular.
Sharp, salty aged sheep's milk cheese DOP; the classic Roman pasta cheese.
Pecorino with pear slices; cheese course as sandwich.
Pecorino cheese with honey; sweet-salty combination.
Pecorino with fresh fava beans; springtime classic (also eaten without bread).
Local pecorino, sometimes with truffles.
Pecorino di fossa (cheese aged in pits, straw-wrapped); funky, complex, earthy.
Pecorino di Filiano DOP (aged in caves, sometimes in olive oil); intense.
Local Abruzzese pecorino on bread.
Chunks or slices of Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese; varies by age (12, 24, 36 months).
Eggplant Parmesan on bread; available throughout Italy.
Eggplant Parmesan (fried eggplant, tomato, mozzarella, basil) as sandwich; rich, hearty.
Bread salad (soaked bread, tomato, cucumber, onion, basil, olive oil) stuffed in bread; bread-on-bread.