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<\/a><\/p>\nTake a look at three delicious Le Marche local dishes.<\/p>\n
Crema Fritta<\/b><\/p>\n
On the outside crema fritta \u2013 fried cream \u2013 doesn\u2019t sound too appealing. However, crema fritta is the vital ingredient into what makes many a legendary Italian dish so distinct tasting and delicious.<\/p>\n
You can even eat crema fritta on its own. The cream is cooked and is stored in the fridge overnight. It is then coated in egg and breadcrumbs and is deep-fried on skewers.<\/p>\n
Crema fritta is best eaten alongside a glass of crisp sparkling red wine known as Vernaccia.<\/p>\n
Ciauscolo<\/b><\/p>\n
Ciauscolo is a smoky pork sausage that is given a rich and deep flavour with garlic, fennel and vino cotto. Vino cotto is a non-alcoholic \u2018cooked wine\u2019 that possesses a unique flavour that is both sweet and sour.<\/p>\n
In Le Marche, ciauscolo is typically served on toast or with a hunk of rustic bread.<\/p>\n
Brodetto all\u2019Anconetana<\/b><\/p>\n
This mouth-watering fish soup is traditionally made with 13 different types of shellfish and fish, each of which supposedly represents each person at the Last Supper. Brodetto all\u2019Anconetana is a tomato-based soup, which is rich with fresh flavours of the sea.<\/p>\n
In the autumn the annual Brodetto and Fish Soup Festival takes place in the beach resort of Pesaro.<\/p>\n
The perfect accompaniment to Brodetto all\u2019Anconetana is a crisp and tangy glass of Verdicchio, one of the region\u2019s most famous wines.<\/p>\n
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