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SF0322575
MEDSNAIL progect - The traditional products, local breeds, and knowledge collected in the Ark of Taste belong to the communities that have preserved them over time. They have been traced and described thanks to the efforts of the network that Slow Food has developed around the world with the goal of preserving them and spreading their knowledge.
MEDSNAIL progect - The traditional products, local breeds, and knowledge collected in the Ark of Taste belong to the communities that have preserved them over time. They have been traced and described thanks to the efforts of the network that Slow Food has developed around the world with the goal of preserving them and spreading their knowledge.
SF0322574
MEDSNAIL progect - The traditional products, local breeds, and knowledge collected in the Ark of Taste belong to the communities that have preserved them over time. They have been traced and described thanks to the efforts of the network that Slow Food has developed around the world with the goal of preserving them and spreading their knowledge.
MEDSNAIL progect - The traditional products, local breeds, and knowledge collected in the Ark of Taste belong to the communities that have preserved them over time. They have been traced and described thanks to the efforts of the network that Slow Food has developed around the world with the goal of preserving them and spreading their knowledge.
SF0313508
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
SF0313507
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
SF0313506
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
SF0313505
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
SF0313504
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
SF0313503
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
SF0313502
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
SF0313501
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
SF0313498
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
SF0313496
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
SF0313495
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
SF0313494
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
SF0313493
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
SF0313492
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
SF0313491
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
SF0313490
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
SF0313489
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
SF0313488
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
SF0313487
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
SF0313486
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
SF0313485
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
SF0313484
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
SF0313483
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
SF0313482
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
SF0313481
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
SF0313480
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
SF0313479
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
SF0313478
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
SF0313477
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
SF0313476
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
SF0313475
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
SF0313474
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
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SF0299160
SF0279357
SF0279356
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SF0261926
Carinthia is the cradle region of Austria for the Slow Food Travel model.
It was precisely among these valleys and pastures that Slow Food Travel was first tested and implemented internationally, leading to the development of the Slow Food Travel destination Alpe Adria in the Geiltal and Lesachtal valleys, which was followed by Marktplatz MittelKärnten
Carinthia is the cradle region of Austria for the Slow Food Travel model.
It was precisely among these valleys and pastures that Slow Food Travel was first tested and implemented internationally, leading to the development of the Slow Food Travel destination Alpe Adria in the Geiltal and Lesachtal valleys, which was followed by Marktplatz MittelKärnten
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SF0057670
Of peasant origin, they were born to meet the need to preserve meat during the autumn and winter months in traditionally poor areas, such as those in the valleys north of Pordenone. These meat preservation needs gave rise to pitina and its variants peta and petuccia, which differed from pitina in the different herbs added to the mixture and, in the case of peta, in its larger size. Today, pitina is mellowed by a portion of pork fat that mutes the intense and somewhat wild flavor of venison, goat or sheep meat. Smoking is done with different aromatic woods.
Of peasant origin, they were born to meet the need to preserve meat during the autumn and winter months in traditionally poor areas, such as those in the valleys north of Pordenone. These meat preservation needs gave rise to pitina and its variants peta and petuccia, which differed from pitina in the different herbs added to the mixture and, in the case of peta, in its larger size. Today, pitina is mellowed by a portion of pork fat that mutes the intense and somewhat wild flavor of venison, goat or sheep meat. Smoking is done with different aromatic woods.
SF0057669
Of peasant origin, they were born to meet the need to preserve meat during the autumn and winter months in traditionally poor areas, such as those in the valleys north of Pordenone. These meat preservation needs gave rise to pitina and its variants peta and petuccia, which differed from pitina in the different herbs added to the mixture and, in the case of peta, in its larger size. Today, pitina is mellowed by a portion of pork fat that mutes the intense and somewhat wild flavor of venison, goat or sheep meat. Smoking is done with different aromatic woods.
Of peasant origin, they were born to meet the need to preserve meat during the autumn and winter months in traditionally poor areas, such as those in the valleys north of Pordenone. These meat preservation needs gave rise to pitina and its variants peta and petuccia, which differed from pitina in the different herbs added to the mixture and, in the case of peta, in its larger size. Today, pitina is mellowed by a portion of pork fat that mutes the intense and somewhat wild flavor of venison, goat or sheep meat. Smoking is done with different aromatic woods.
SF0057668
Of peasant origin, they were born to meet the need to preserve meat during the autumn and winter months in traditionally poor areas, such as those in the valleys north of Pordenone. These meat preservation needs gave rise to pitina and its variants peta and petuccia, which differed from pitina in the different herbs added to the mixture and, in the case of peta, in its larger size. Today, pitina is mellowed by a portion of pork fat that mutes the intense and somewhat wild flavor of venison, goat or sheep meat. Smoking is done with different aromatic woods.
Of peasant origin, they were born to meet the need to preserve meat during the autumn and winter months in traditionally poor areas, such as those in the valleys north of Pordenone. These meat preservation needs gave rise to pitina and its variants peta and petuccia, which differed from pitina in the different herbs added to the mixture and, in the case of peta, in its larger size. Today, pitina is mellowed by a portion of pork fat that mutes the intense and somewhat wild flavor of venison, goat or sheep meat. Smoking is done with different aromatic woods.
SF0057667
Of peasant origin, they were born to meet the need to preserve meat during the autumn and winter months in traditionally poor areas, such as those in the valleys north of Pordenone. These meat preservation needs gave rise to pitina and its variants peta and petuccia, which differed from pitina in the different herbs added to the mixture and, in the case of peta, in its larger size. Today, pitina is mellowed by a portion of pork fat that mutes the intense and somewhat wild flavor of venison, goat or sheep meat. Smoking is done with different aromatic woods.
Of peasant origin, they were born to meet the need to preserve meat during the autumn and winter months in traditionally poor areas, such as those in the valleys north of Pordenone. These meat preservation needs gave rise to pitina and its variants peta and petuccia, which differed from pitina in the different herbs added to the mixture and, in the case of peta, in its larger size. Today, pitina is mellowed by a portion of pork fat that mutes the intense and somewhat wild flavor of venison, goat or sheep meat. Smoking is done with different aromatic woods.
SF0057666
Of peasant origin, they were born to meet the need to preserve meat during the autumn and winter months in traditionally poor areas, such as those in the valleys north of Pordenone. These meat preservation needs gave rise to pitina and its variants peta and petuccia, which differed from pitina in the different herbs added to the mixture and, in the case of peta, in its larger size. Today, pitina is mellowed by a portion of pork fat that mutes the intense and somewhat wild flavor of venison, goat or sheep meat. Smoking is done with different aromatic woods.
Of peasant origin, they were born to meet the need to preserve meat during the autumn and winter months in traditionally poor areas, such as those in the valleys north of Pordenone. These meat preservation needs gave rise to pitina and its variants peta and petuccia, which differed from pitina in the different herbs added to the mixture and, in the case of peta, in its larger size. Today, pitina is mellowed by a portion of pork fat that mutes the intense and somewhat wild flavor of venison, goat or sheep meat. Smoking is done with different aromatic woods.
SF0057665
Of peasant origin, they were born to meet the need to preserve meat during the autumn and winter months in traditionally poor areas, such as those in the valleys north of Pordenone. These meat preservation needs gave rise to pitina and its variants peta and petuccia, which differed from pitina in the different herbs added to the mixture and, in the case of peta, in its larger size. Today, pitina is mellowed by a portion of pork fat that mutes the intense and somewhat wild flavor of venison, goat or sheep meat. Smoking is done with different aromatic woods.
Of peasant origin, they were born to meet the need to preserve meat during the autumn and winter months in traditionally poor areas, such as those in the valleys north of Pordenone. These meat preservation needs gave rise to pitina and its variants peta and petuccia, which differed from pitina in the different herbs added to the mixture and, in the case of peta, in its larger size. Today, pitina is mellowed by a portion of pork fat that mutes the intense and somewhat wild flavor of venison, goat or sheep meat. Smoking is done with different aromatic woods.
SF0057664
Of peasant origin, they were born to meet the need to preserve meat during the autumn and winter months in traditionally poor areas, such as those in the valleys north of Pordenone. These meat preservation needs gave rise to pitina and its variants peta and petuccia, which differed from pitina in the different herbs added to the mixture and, in the case of peta, in its larger size. Today, pitina is mellowed by a portion of pork fat that mutes the intense and somewhat wild flavor of venison, goat or sheep meat. Smoking is done with different aromatic woods.
Of peasant origin, they were born to meet the need to preserve meat during the autumn and winter months in traditionally poor areas, such as those in the valleys north of Pordenone. These meat preservation needs gave rise to pitina and its variants peta and petuccia, which differed from pitina in the different herbs added to the mixture and, in the case of peta, in its larger size. Today, pitina is mellowed by a portion of pork fat that mutes the intense and somewhat wild flavor of venison, goat or sheep meat. Smoking is done with different aromatic woods.
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