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Lemons

A Greek and Eastern Mediterranean Obsession!

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By Aglaia Kremezi

Published 2014

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I was sitting with my friend, food and music writer Fred Plotkin, at a trattoria in Otranto, Italy. It was a blazing-hot summer afternoon and I was very excited because I was finally going to taste fava e cicorie (mashed fava beans and steamed bitter greens), a traditional country dish of the area. The fava e cicorie arrived warm, drizzled with fragrant green olive oil, and sprinkled with coarsely ground black pepper.

β€œGo on, taste it,” said Fred.
β€œI’m waiting for the lemon,” I replied, expecting the waiter to return with a plate of halved or quartered lemons.

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