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Bagna Cauda

Hot Dip with Garlic and Anchovies

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  • Serves

    4 to 6

    • Difficulty

      Easy

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Bagna Cauda, which means “warm bath,” is a classic winter recipe from Piemonte. Olive oil is simmered with anchovy, garlic, and wine, melding the ingredients into a pungent, light-brown dip. Bagna Cauda is eaten warm, with locally grown vegetables—traditionally cardoons, fennel, peppers, celery, and carrots, among other choices—which are served raw, grilled, or roasted. (Pinzimonio, called bagné ‘nt l’euli in Piemonte and cazzimperio in the south of Italy,

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