sardinian cuisine

Sardinia's food culture is strictly divided into food from the land and food from the sea, reflecting the island's geographic landscapes
The cuisine of Sardinia is the traditional cuisine of the island of Sardinia, and the expression of its culinary art. Sardinia's food culture is strictly divided into food from the land and food from the sea, reflecting the island's historical vicissitudes and especially its geographic landscapes, spacing from the coastline to the ragged mountains of the interior.

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  1. MypinchofItaly

    Recipe Sardinian Ricotta and Saffron Fritters (Arrobiolus)

    Sardinian Ricotta and Saffron Fritters—known locally as Arrobiolus—are little golden clouds of sweetness that melt in your mouth. Flavoured with lemon and orange zest and optionally a hint of anise, they’re crispy outside, tender inside, and come together in just 30 minutes. Perfect for a...
  2. Sardinian Bottarga.jpeg

    Sardinian Bottarga.jpeg

  3. Sardegna, Cala Luna.jpg

    Sardegna, Cala Luna.jpg

  4. Cannonau, Sardinian Red Wine.jpeg

    Cannonau, Sardinian Red Wine.jpeg

  5. Scivu Beach - SouthWest Sardinia.jpeg

    Scivu Beach - SouthWest Sardinia.jpeg

  6. Sardinian Fregula with Clams.jpeg

    Sardinian Fregula with Clams.jpeg

  7. Spaghetti with Sardinian Bottarga.jpeg

    Spaghetti with Sardinian Bottarga.jpeg

  8. Sardinian Bottarga.jpeg

    Sardinian Bottarga.jpeg

  9. Juniper Berries Flavoured Stewed Octopus.jpg

    Juniper Berries Flavoured Stewed Octopus.jpg

  10. MypinchofItaly

    Recipe Seada – Sweet Sardinian Dumpling

    This sweet fried dumpling is known as Seada or seadas or sebadas, and is a famous Sardinian dessert. The key to the unique taste of Seada is the stark contrast between slightly acidulous cheese of the filling usually with a soured Pecorino cheese and lemon peel, and the slightly bitter...
  11. Seada - Sweet Sardinian dumpling.jpeg

    Seada - Sweet Sardinian dumpling.jpeg

  12. Frying Seada.jpeg

    Frying Seada.jpeg

  13. Closed Seada.jpeg

    Closed Seada.jpeg

  14. Filling for Sardinian Seada.jpeg

    Filling for Sardinian Seada.jpeg

  15. Sardinian “Pasta Violada”.jpeg

    Sardinian “Pasta Violada”.jpeg

  16. Mirto Flowers.jpeg

    Mirto Flowers.jpeg

  17. Mirto plant.jpeg

    Mirto plant.jpeg

    Sardinian aromatic plant
  18. Pabassinas - Sardinian Biscuits.jpeg

    Pabassinas - Sardinian Biscuits.jpeg

  19. MypinchofItaly

    Recipe Pabassinas – Sardinian Biscuits

    Pabassinas or Papassini are typical Sardinian biscuits traditionally prepared for All Saints’, Christmas and Easter, although Sardinians love to have them at home all year round to offer to guests. The name derives from the Sardinian word ‘pabassa‘ which in Italian language means Uva Passa...
  20. Traditional Sardinian hand-painted plate.jpeg

    Traditional Sardinian hand-painted plate.jpeg

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