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Veneto
Veneto
Veneto is one of the 20 regions of Italy. Its population is about five million, ranking fourth in Italy. The region's capital is Venice while the biggest city is Verona.
Featured Dishes from Veneto
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Torta mantovana
Cake with lemon zest, almonds and pine nuts
Dessert, Sweet
Baicoli
Thin biscotti cookies, serve with hot chocolate, coffee, sweet wine, zabaione, marsala, spice tea, egg nog
Dessert, Sweet
Brazadela
A simple cake or sweet bread made with butter, vanilla, lemon peel
Dessert, Sweet
Bussolà
Ring-shaped cookies or cake
Dessert, Sweet
Castagnole
Carnival fritters
Dessert, Sweet
Galani
Angel wings pastries, made with thin fried sheets of sweetened dough, common during Carnival
Dessert, Sweet
Nadalin
Star-shaped Christmas cake
Dessert, Sweet
Pandoro
Sweet yeast bread or cake, served during Christmas and New Year
Dessert, Sweet
Pevarini
Cookies made with honey, cinnamon, black pepper, nutmeg
Dessert, Sweet
Pignoli
Pine nut cookies
Dessert, Sweet
Polenta e osei
Sweet version: spongecake with a layer of hazelnut butter cream, filled with chocolate and hazelnut buttercream, and topped with marzipan
Dessert, Sweet
Spongata
Cake filled with dried fruit, nuts and honey, common during Christmas
Dessert, Sweet
Tiramisu
Coffee-flavored dessert made with ladyfingers and whipped mascarpone cheese
Dessert, Sweet
Torta mantovana
Cake with lemon zest, almonds and pine nuts
Dessert, Sweet
Zaleti
Small yellow cornmeal cookies with lemon zest, dried fruit, traditionally diamond-shaped
Drink
Amarone della Valpolicella
Dry red wine made from Corvina and Rondinella grapes
Drink
Bardolino
Drink
Colli Euganei
Drink
Conegliano Veneto
Drink
Custoza
Drink
Grappa
Grape brandy
Drink
Macchiatone
Espresso topped with foamed milk
Drink
Prosecco
Drink
Recioto
The sweet red dessert wine Recioto della Valpolicella was awarded its own separate DOCG status in 2010 and has been the style historically associated with the region. The name recioto, also made in neighbouring Soave and Gambellara regions with their own DOCG designations, comes from the local dialect recie meaning ears, and refers to the extending lobes that appear as ears at the top of a grape cluster. The exposed grapes on the ears usually receive the most direct sunlight and become the ripest grapes on the cluster. Historically, these very ripe ears were picked separately and used to make very rich, sweet wines. Today the method for making recioto has evolved to include the use of whole grape clusters. Grapes destined for Recioto della Valpolicella are often grown in the most ideally situated hillside vineyards. Recioto can trace its origins to winemaking techniques of the ancient Greeks; the grapes are taken to special drying rooms where they are allowed to desiccate, concentrating the sugars inside the grape. While recioto is typically sweet, with high levels of residual sugar, the must can be allowed to ferment completely dry. Often producers will label this wine as Amarone, but they may also choose to produce it as Valpolicella DOC wine or even an Indicazione geografica tipica (IGT) table wine if they choose to use grape blends outside the DOC requirement. Some producers are experimenting with international varieties and producing dry Amarone style wines from grapes such as Cabernet Sauvignon.
Drink
Sgroppino
Mixed drink made with lemon sorbet, prosecco and vodka
Drink
Soave
Drink
Valdobbiadene vino
Valdobbiadene sparkling wine
Drink
Valpolicella vino
Red wine
Main
Agnolini
Pasta filled with a mixture of salami, beef, veal, pork, chicken, commonly served in broth (agnolini in brodo)
Main
Anatra ripiena
Braised or roasted duck stuffed with mixture of minced pork, soppressa, bacon, white wine, Parmesan cheese, breadcrumbs, herbs and spices
Main
Baccalà alla vicentina
Creamy stewed stoccafisso (dried cod) with onions, anchovies, parmesan cheese, parsley, serve with polenta or bread
Main
Bigoli con l'anatra
Bigoli pasta with minced duck ragù
Main
Bigoli in salsa
Bigoli pasta in a sauce with onions and sardines
Main
Capesante alla veneziana
Pan-fried scallops with garlic, white wine, olive oil and parsley
Main
Cappone ripieno
Stuffed and roasted capon, stuffed with giblets, ground meat, sausage, vegetables, chestnuts, hard boiled eggs
Main
Capretto al forno con patate
Roasted kid goat with potatoes, common during Easter
Main
Cevapcici
Minced meat sausages, serve with chopped onions, kajmak, ajvar, as a sandwich on flatbread
Main
Coniglio arrosto
Roast rabbit
Main
Cozza di Scardovari
Mytilus galloprovincialis mussels, reared in the lagoon of Sacca degli Scardovari, Veneto, Italy
Main
Cuttlefish
Main
Fagioli alla veneta
Borlotti beans in a dressing made with olive oil, anchovies, garlic and parsley
Main
Fegato alla veneziana
Calf's liver and onions
Main
Gnocchi di pane
Bread gnocchi, serve plain, with parmigiano cheese, with tomato sauce
Main
Gnocchi di patate
Potato gnocchi
Main
Granseola alla veneziana
Cooked spider crab meat dressed with olive oil, lemon juice, parsley, salt and pepper, and is typically served in the crab's shell
Main
Lasagne verdi
Baked lasagne made with spinach pasta, or made with spinach
Main
Lepre in salmi
Rabbit marinated in and braised with wine, vegetables, juniper berries, herbs and salt
Main
Lesso e pearà
Boiled meat with pearà (peppered bread sauce)
Main
Lobster
Main
Luccio Lago di Garda
Pike in a sauce made with sardines, capers, garlic and herbs, serve cold and with polenta
Main
Maccheroni alla chitarra
Egg pasta, serve with a tomato sauce, often flavored with chilies, pork, lamb, goose
Main
Minestra di ceci
Chickpea soup with pasta, meat, vegetables
Main
Mollusco
Main
Mussel
Main
Pasta al tartufo
Pasta with truffles or truffle sauce, for example, strangozzi pasta
Main
Pasta alla Valdostana
Pasta baked with Fontina cheese, prosciutto, mushrooms and a cream sauce
Main
Pastissada
Stewed meat and vegetables, traditionally made with horse (pastissada de caval), modern versions include beef, chicken, serve with polenta
Main
Polenta e osei
Savory version: polenta served with skewered and grilled meats such as small birds, beef, pork, veal, sausage, pancetta
Main
Polenta pasticciata
Layered polenta casserole with meat sauce, sliced polenta is layered with mushroom sauce, tomatoes, ground beef, veal, sausage, Parmigiano-Reggiano, then baked
Main
Polpo in umido
Stewed octopus
Main
Ragù alla salsiccia
Tomato sauce with sausage, serve with pasta
Main
Ragù di lenticchie
Stewed lentils, serve by themselves or as a sauce with pasta
Main
Renga
Salted herring is desalted in cold water, then boiled or grilled, mixed with garlic, oil and parsley, and aged for at least 40 days, serve with polenta
Main
Risi e fegatini
Rice with diced chicken liver
Main
Risotto ai peperoni
Risotto with bell peppers
Main
Risotto alla pilota
Rice with sausage and Grana Padano or Parmesan cheese
Main
Risotto alla sbirraglia
Rice with chicken
Main
Risotto amarone
Risotto made with Vialone Nano Veronese (IGP) rice and Amarone della Valpolicella, a dry red wine
Main
Risotto primavera
Rice with vegetables
Main
Risotto tastasal
Risotto made with tastasal, fresh minced pork used to make salami
Main
Sarde in saor
Deep-fried sardines marinated in a sweet and sour sauce with onion, sultanas, candied peel, pine nuts and vinegar
Main
Scallop
Main
Seafood
Main
Shrimp
Main
Sopa coada
Pigeon soup or casserole with bread, consommé and cheese
Main
Spider crab
Boiled and served with olive oil, salt, pepper, lemon juice
Main
Spiedo bresciano
Spit-roasted meat such as pork loin, chops, chicken, rabbit, game birds and pancetta, potatoes may also be used, commonly flavored with sage and butter
Main
Stracciatella alla Romana
Roman egg drop soup, chicken broth with a cheesy suspension of poached egg and herbs
Main
Torta salata
Savory pie with vegetables, meat, cheese
Main
Trout
Main
Zuppa orzo
Barley soup with vegetables, beans, potatoes, meat
Side, Snack, Appetizer
Aglio Bianco Polesano
Garlic grown in Rovigo, Veneto, Italy
Side, Snack, Appetizer
Ajvar
Roasted red pepper spread, dip or sauce, may also include eggplant, serve with bread, cevapcici (cevapi), pide, stuffed peppers, meat dishes, fish
Side, Snack, Appetizer
Asiago
Hard cheese made from unpasteurized cow's milk, from Veneto and Trentino, Italy
Side, Snack, Appetizer
Asparago Bianco di Bassano del Grappa
White asparagus grown in Bassano, Veneto, Italy
Side, Snack, Appetizer
Asparago Bianco di Cimadolmo
Asparagus grown in Treviso, Veneto, Italy
Side, Snack, Appetizer
Asparago di Badoere
White and green asparagus grown in Veneto, Italy
Side, Snack, Appetizer
Baccalà mantecato
Whipped salted cod spread, serve on bread, polenta, crackers, crostini, vegetbles
Side, Snack, Appetizer
Bisciola
Fruit and nut bread, made with walnuts, raisins, figs
Side, Snack, Appetizer
Broccolo romano
Side, Snack, Appetizer
Caciobarricato
Raw stretched-curd cow's milk cheese aged at least two months
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Side, Snack, Appetizer
Cappuccio insalata
Cabbage salad
Side, Snack, Appetizer
Carpaccio
Appetizer of thinly sliced raw meat or fish, serve with lemon or vinegar, olive oil, white truffle or Parmesan cheese, salt and pepper
Side, Snack, Appetizer
Casatella Trevigiana
Soft cheese made from cow's milk, from Treviso, Veneto, Italy
Side, Snack, Appetizer
Cicchetti
Savory snacks or small side dishes, for example, olives, bruschetta, polenta, hard boiled eggs, baccalà mantecato, meatballs, vegetables, seafood, fritters, sardines, cheese, cold meats, crostini
Side, Snack, Appetizer
Ciliegia di Marostica
Prunus avium L. cherries grown in Vicenza, Veneto, Italy
Side, Snack, Appetizer
Cotechino Modena
Pork sausage from Emilia-Romagna, Lombardy and Veneto, Italy
Side, Snack, Appetizer
Fagioli all'uccelletto
Stewed beans in tomato sauce with garlic and sage
Side, Snack, Appetizer
Fagiolo di Lamon della Vallata Bellunese
Phaseolus Vulgaris L. beans grown in Belluno, Veneto, Italy
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