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Published 1986
The French word fricandeau describes a veal dish with sauce. In the dialect of Rome, transliterated into fricandò, it came to mean a medley, a hodgepodge, and, metaphorically, a messy situation. From there it became the name of a dish of widely assorted vegetables, no longer related to the original French cooking term. A “mess” it may be, but a gloriously exuberant one.
It is a preparation so susceptible to improvisation and individual style that nearly every family I
