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Bevarasse saltae - Vongole saltate
Clams cooked in oil with garlic, parsley and pepper. Served hot in their own sauce.

Botarga - Bottarga
Very thin slices of botargo (mullet eggs) with oil, lemon juice and pepper. Frequently served with toasted polenta.

Canoce lesse - Cicale di mare lessate
Mantis prawns, boiled, legs and upper shell removed, served with oil, salt, pepper, lemon juice and parsley.

Caparossoli saltai - Vongole veraci saltate
"Veraci" clams cooked in oil, garlic, chopped parsley and served with pepper and parsely. Served hot in their own liquid.

Cape longhe saltae - Cannolicchi saltati
Razor-shells cooked in oil, garlic and chopped parsley, served with pepper and parsely. Served hot in their own liquid.

Cape sante in forno - Cappe sante al forno
Pan-cooked scallops baked in the oven with butter, oil, chopped parsley, garlic, salt and pepper.

Carpaccio - Carpaccio
Very thin slices of raw beef fillet served with oil, salt and pepper.
There are many variations of this:
- with pieces of parmesan and artichoke hearts;
- with a sauce;
- with garden rocket and parmesan;
- with lemon juice;
- with "champignon" mushrooms;
- with balsamic vinegar and salt;
- ... ...

Moleche fritte - Granchi molli fritti
Shore crabs are the crabs that have just lost their shell and their new shell is therefore extremely soft.
They are fried after having been left in a mixture of beaten eggs with salt for a couple of hours.

Peoci saltai - Cozze saltate
Mussels cooked in oil, garlic and parsely, served with pepper and chopped parsely. Served hot in their own liquid.


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