Sausage and chips at the festival.
At festivals you can't go wrong: sausage and chips are always there. They called this salami but it's always the same thing.
The festival was last weekend in Santa Vittoria di Libiola where, it must be said, the main dish is the testaieu with pesto (which unfortunately I didn't photograph).
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Sausage: the quintessential grilled sausage
Sausage is one of my favorite things ever.
Fatta alla griglia e messa in un panino oppure, a me, piace anche mangiata così senza nient’altro.
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Photo taken with Canon 600D and lens Canon 18-55 EFS.
Sausage, also known as salciccia in popular use in some regions, is a meat sausage, typical of many Italian regions and widespread throughout the world. In Italy, depending on the ingredients and the areas where it is produced, it takes on various names such as luganega, salamella, salamina, salamino or salametto. The first historical testimony on the use of stuffing pork meat in casing together with spices and salt is from the Roman historian Marco Terenzio Varrone, who attributes its invention and use to the Lucanians: «They call lucanica a minced meat stuffed in a casing, because our soldiers learned how to prepare it from the Lucanians».
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