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Capriolo Alla Valdostana | Traditional Stew From Aosta Valley, Italy | TasteAtlas

Capriolo alla Valdostana

Capriolo alla valdostana is a rich venison stew from Aosta Valley. To prepare this hearty dish, venison must be marinated in vinegar and pepper for at least 12 hours, and it is then slowly simmered with lard, vegetables, grappa, red wine, and spices such as garlic, cloves, and cinnamon.


Due to the long preparation process and the fact that venison wasn't easy to obtain, this winter dish used to be reserved only for festive occasions, but nowadays it is often prepared for Sunday lunch, paired with homemade polenta or pasta all’uovo.

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Porridge

Polenta

Polenta is an ancient dish of Northern Italian origin, most commonly made from coarse corn flour cooked in water. Although polenta today is characterized by its intense ... Read more

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