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Totani e patate
Totani e patate
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Piatto tipico

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Ndunderi
Ndunderi
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Piatto tipico di Minori

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Amalfi lemon: the sfusato
Amalfi lemon: the sfusato
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In ancient times the Lemon of Amalfi was called "citro". Only starting from the thirteenth century it began to be...

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“Caprese” lemon cake
“Caprese” lemon cake
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Typical dessert of the Amalfi coast

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Scialatielli  pasta with sea food
Scialatielli pasta with sea food
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Scialatielli with seafood (or Scialatielli allo scoglio) are a first course of fresh pasta and seafood typical of the...

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  • The blue fish: beneficial and nutritional  properties
    The blue fish: beneficial and nutritional properties
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    The blue fish: beneficial and nutritional  properties

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  • Liquore Concerto
    Liquore Concerto
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    Il liquore più antico della Costiera Amalfitana.

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  • Tuna fishing
    Tuna fishing
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    Tuna fishing is a rite handed down from father to son in Cetara, and has accompanied entire generations. It is a work that has involved almost the whole country, whose economy, especially in the last century, has been focused on "tuna", so much so that it has become a characteristic and distinctive element of the town.

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  • Amalfi lemon: the sfusato
    Amalfi lemon: the sfusato
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    In ancient times the Lemon of Amalfi was called "citro". Only starting from the thirteenth century it began to be named with a word of Arab origin, or "limunzello".

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  • Discover all the secrets of alici's colatura
    Discover all the secrets of alici's colatura
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    Today the Colatura di Alici, an amber liquid obtained from the process of maturation of salted anchovies, is mainly produced in Cetara, a small fishing village where secrets for its production are handed down from generation to generation.

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