bagna càuda

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Bagna càuda is a warm Italian dipping sauce from Piedmont made primarily with garlic, anchovies, olive oil, and sometimes butter, typically served with raw or cooked vegetables.

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bagna càuda canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Italian dish
Piedmontese dish
dipping sauce
sauce
countryOfOrigin Italy
course appetizer
main course
dishType communal dish
eatenOn festive gatherings
special occasions
fatContent high
flavorProfile garlicky
savory
umami
hasIngredient black pepper
butter
cream
milk
salt
truffle
walnut oil
white wine
hasMainIngredient anchovies
garlic
olive oil
hasPreparation anchovies are slowly cooked in oil
garlic is sliced or pounded
ingredients are gently heated together
heatingMethod kept warm over a flame
isServedHot true
isServedWith Jerusalem artichoke
bell pepper
boiled potato
bread
cardoon
carrot
cauliflower
celery
cooked vegetables
fennel
raw vegetables
languageOfName Italian
nameMeaning hot bath
nameVariant bagna caoda
regionOfOrigin Piedmont
servingVessel earthenware pot
terracotta pot
similarTo fondue
traditionalIn Alessandria
Asti
Cuneo
Piedmont
typicalServingTemperature warm

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Piedmont traditionalDish bagna càuda
Piedmont region of Italy hasTraditionalDish bagna càuda
subject surface form: Piedmont