Regional food of Molise
Molise Menu
Regional Food of Molise

Molise was once part of Abruzzo and part of the great thoroughfare where the sheep were driven down from Abruzzo to Puglia for warmer climates and better pasture in the winter.
Only having become a region it its own right in 1963 it struggles now to find traditions and cuisine that is truly its own and not part of Abruzzo. Many of its dishes are identical or similar to those of Abruzzo and Puglia and as in all southern regions the tomato and chili peppers play a large part. Again, the meat and fish dishes tend to be simply cooked and are usually grilled, often over an open fire and served alone with no sauces or additions.
Probably the one thing that Molise is well known for in Italy is the quality of its pasta. They produce a lot of it here and it certainly lives up to its reputation of having that 'melt in the mouth' quality.
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

