By Antonio Carluccio and Priscilla Carluccio
Published 1997
Rigaglie di pollo include the usual fegatini (liver), cuore (heart), rognoni (kidneys), stomaco (gizzards), as well as the uova (unborn eggs of the hen) and granelli or testicoli (testicles) and the cock’s combs or crests. All these bits are particularly loved by Tuscans and Piedmontese, and used in the making of Cibreo di Rigaglie and finanziera. Chicken livers are also cooked with wine, herbs and spices, then chopped and spread on crostini.
© 1997 Antonio Carluccio estate. All rights reserved.
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