Regional food of Liguria
Liguria Menu
Regional Food of Liguria

Liguria probably has one of the most varied and inventive cuisines of Italy. Unlike many other regions they use everything, including all meats, fish, vegetables, herbs, cheeses and all other dairy produce
The Ligurians are seafarers and their fish dishes are superb. Fish in this region is baked, roasted, stewed, made into pasta sauces and soups, fried, and added to salads.
Herbs and vegetables are also extensively in their cuisine and you cannot mention Liguria with mentioning pesto. Basil, the main ingredient of pesto, grows freely on the dramatic hillsides of this spectacular region. Basil, and other herbs are used in many dishes of their traditional dishes giving them a distinctive flavour.
Because of a lack of flat land which is suitable for growing wheat, the Ligurians use chick-peas for some of their flour.
Focaccia bread comes from this region and although similar to pizza its origin is believed to be about two thousand years older.
Regions
Regions of Italy : Abruzzo : Aosta Valley : Basilicata : Calabria : Campania : Emilia-Romagna : Friuli-Venezia Giulia : Lazio : Liguria : Lombardy : Marche
Molise : Piedmont : Puglia : Sardinia : Sicily : Trentino-Alto Adige : Tuscany : Umbria : Veneto
Places
Aeolian Islands : Amalfi Coast : Aosta : Argentario : Baroque Sicily : Bologna : Catanzaro : Chiantishire : Cinque Terre : Costa Smeralda : Florence : Garfagnana
Lauria : Lucca : Maratea : Milan : Pompei : Porto Ercole : Porto Santo Stefano : Rome : Trento : Tropea : Trieste : Turin : Tuscan Islands : Vatican City : Venice
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Italian Food
Italian Food : Food of Abruzzo : Food of Aosta Valley : Food of Basilicata : Food of Calabria : Food of Campania : Food of Emilia-Romagna
Food of Friuli-Venezia Giulia : Food of Lazio : Food of Liguria : Food of Lombardy : Food of Marche : Food of Molise : Food of Piedmont : Food of Puglia
Food of Sardinia : Food of Sicily : Food of Trentino-Alto Adige : Food of Tuscany : Food of Umbria : Food of Veneto

