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Cacio e Pepe
Cacio e PepePasta with pecorino cheese, black pepper, starchy water sauce.
Eggs-Free Guide to Rome Local & Street Food
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Local Foods
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Carciofi alla Romana (Roman-Style Artichokes)
Carciofi alla RomanaStuffed artichokes braised with herbs, garlic, olive oil.
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Coda alla Vaccinara (Roman Oxtail Stew)
Coda alla VaccinaraOxtail slow-braised in tomato sauce with celery.
Safe to eat
Pinsa Romana (Roman Pinsa)
Pinsa RomanaOval flatbread made from multiple flours, crispy outside, soft inside.
Safe to eat
Pizza al Taglio (Pizza by the Slice)
Pizza al TaglioRectangular pizza sold by weight with crispy, airy crust.
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Porchetta
PorchettaDeboned, stuffed pig slow-roasted with herbs, crispy skin.