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Slow-cooked onions, celery and tomatoes make a savory broth, served over toasted bread with an egg and grated pecorino.
From vegetable-led minestrone to bread soups and seafood stews, find a bowl worth lingering over. Course labels distinguish first courses from more substantial main dishes.
Antipasti: starters · Primi: pasta, rice & soups · Secondi: mains · Contorni: sides · Street food: breads & snacks · Dolci: desserts
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Slow-cooked onions, celery and tomatoes make a savory broth, served over toasted bread with an egg and grated pecorino.
Bread dumplings dotted with speck and herbs simmer gently, then arrive in clear beef broth with a finish of chopped chives.
Fish, mussels and shrimp cook in a tomato-and-wine broth, making a San Francisco seafood stew to serve with bread.
Tender pieces of pork and chicken meet leafy greens in a savory broth, a substantial Neapolitan soup finished with grated cheese.
Seasonal vegetables and white beans simmer in a light tomato broth, with small pasta adding substance to this Italian soup.
Small pasta cooks with chickpeas, rosemary and a little tomato, with anchovies adding savory depth to this Roman-style bowl.
Small pasta and creamy white beans share a tomato broth with softened vegetables, rosemary and a finishing spoonful of olive oil.
Bread thickens a Tuscan soup of cannellini beans, kale and vegetables into a soft, substantial bowl finished with olive oil.
Beef pieces braise slowly with red wine, onion, carrot, celery and mushrooms until tender in a concentrated, savory sauce.
Beaten eggs and Parmigiano-Reggiano form soft ribbons in hot broth, making a light Roman first course with a gently savory finish.
Small rings of egg pasta enclose pork, prosciutto and mortadella, served in a clear, savory meat broth.
Pieces of fish and squid share a tomato broth with mussels and clams, served with toasted bread for the juices.
Crumbled sausage, tender potatoes and kale fill a creamy broth, with fennel and a little chili bringing warmth to each spoonful.
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