This recipe is a traditional Piedmontese dish served as an antipasto and usually consumed with a red wine called Barbera. It relies on the fondue principal where you use a sauce to dress crunchy fresh vegetables to obtain a salty and appetizing dish.
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I had this delicious dish in Adelaide at andres cuisina and polenta bar. It was so wonderful I have not been able to forget the taste of the raw baby vegetables and the delicious salty hot dip. I used my finger to get the last of the dip out. Thanks for the recipe, you guessed it I will be making it as soon as possible.
Hello! My name is Paola, I'm from Italy, city of Turin, Piedmont region. I'm very glad to read the recipe of Bagna Cauda on this site. Piedmont is a beautiful italian region that have to be known in the world. Thanks a lot!
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