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By Ivy Manning
Published 2013
There are just two ingredients to these little Italian-style cheese crisps, but every time you serve them, you’ll be pronounced a genius. Traditionally, frico are made with aged Asiago cheese in their home region of Friuli, Italy, but I’ve found that just about any hard, aged, dry cheese will make wonderful frico; you might try the recipe with aged Parmigiano-Reggiano, grana Padano, Gruyère, Manchego, or Gouda cheese. Keep in mind that the moister the cheese, the chewier the frico, and the
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