How Italy uses anchovies: Piedmont’s bagna cauda, Cetara’s PDO colatura, spaghetti recipes, buying tips, and why anchovies don’t taste fishy.
Anchovies, the Italian Way: From Bagna Cauda to Spaghetti with Colatura
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