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4–6
Easy
Published 1998
Of all the culinary oddities, this Sardinian cake is one of the most peculiar. It must have been invented by a farmer with plenty of broad beans in his field. I tried it and it tastes better than it sounds. The freshness of the broad beans is paramount: they must be young and tender. However, I have tried it with blanched and peeled frozen ones, which worked well.
