The Genoese Cima

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The Genoese Cima

Cima alla Genovese.
I finally managed to take a new photo of one of the dishes of typical Genoese cuisine during the holidays: cima alla Genovese.

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Cima alla genovese

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I found this nice article on Giallozafferano.it if you are interested in the recipe.

Cima alla genovese, often simply called cima (a çimma in Ligurian), is a typical Italian second course of Ligurian cuisine. It consists of a piece of veal belly cut to form a pocket and stuffed with numerous ingredients. Once prepared, it is closed, sewing it by hand to prevent the filling from coming out. It is then boiled in broth with vegetables for a few hours in a linen cloth and left to rest under a weight.
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The Genoese Cima – Le sommet génois – La cima genovesa – O topo genovês – Die genuesische Spitze – Đỉnh Genoa

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