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Wednesday, March 2. 2022

Pici


Readers know I am not a pasta fan. In America it's a filling thing, but in Italy it's just a little carrier of some tasty sauce as a primo. 


The classic Tuscan pasta is Pici. Can't find it around here. It looks like earthworms.  Here's a pici primo.

Posted by Bird Dog in Food and Drink at 17:07 | Comments (4) | Trackbacks (0)

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I think it looks more like roundworms.
#1 Talnik on 2022-03-02 18:40 (Reply)
It looks like udon noodles.
#2 jack walter on 2022-03-02 20:25 (Reply)
No one really knows pesto until theyve experienced it in Italy
#3 Joe B. on 2022-03-02 21:41 (Reply)
WOW! So I checked out the Amazon page to learn more about gettin' me some of that pici. Forgive me if I bowdlerize a stupid bar joke:

A giraffe walks into a trattoria and orders a plate of pici all’aglione. He's served, and eats it leisurely, obviously enjoying the dish.

The waiter brings the check, and giraffe is astounded at the price, $45 for a plate of pici. As he settles up the bill, the proprietor stops by his table and remarks, "Say, we don't get many giraffes in here."

The giraffe replies, "At $45 a plate, I'm not surprised."

Turns out the price includes some serious labor.
#4 Mike Anderson (Link) on 2022-03-02 23:18 (Reply)

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