Cinghiale Italiano
The Wild Boar is part of the Suidi, its domestic descendant is the Swine. Since the dawn of time it has been hunted by man, used as a source of food, the first written records date back to the cuisine of the Ancient Romans. Its meats are appreciated in every way, because they combine the flavor of pork with that of game, but in Italy in the regions of Tuscany and Umbria there is a great culinary tradition with recipes such as: Pappardelle with Wild Boar Sauce, Ragù wild boar, braised boar, wild boar ham, wild boar salami, wild boar sausages, wild boar loin
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