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Medium
Published 1990
Traditionally, this classic Piedmontese dip is served in a terracotta pot placed over hot embers, preferably oak, to keep it hot. All this is much too complicated for the average household, so I recommend you use a fondue set instead, or alternatively some kind of heating tray with a night light set underneath. It is served with a selection of vegetables which are dipped into the bubbling garlic and anchovy mixture and eaten at a leisurely pace.
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