Bistecca alla Fiorentina
For the pleasure of a thick, shared steak; agree on its size when ordering.
Bread soups, chickpea flatbread and a shared Fiorentina steak give Tuscany a varied table. Choose something simple for lunch, then finish with crisp almond cantucci.
A few editorial favorites to begin with.
For the pleasure of a thick, shared steak; agree on its size when ordering.
Antipasti: starters · Primi: pasta, rice & soups · Secondi: mains · Contorni: sides · Street food: breads & snacks · Dolci: desserts
No specialties match this combination.
Toasted bread carries a savory chicken liver spread with softened vegetables, capers and anchovies, a familiar Tuscan starter.
Soaked bread, tomatoes, cucumber and red onion absorb olive oil and wine vinegar in a cool, soft-textured Tuscan salad.
Slow-cooked onions, celery and tomatoes make a savory broth, served over toasted bread with an egg and grated pecorino.
Wide egg-pasta ribbons carry a slow-cooked wild-boar sauce with red wine, tomato and aromatic vegetables, in a familiar Tuscan pairing.
Soft egg-pasta squares enclose ricotta, spinach and a little nutmeg, with butter and sage in this Tuscan-style preparation.
Bread thickens a Tuscan soup of cannellini beans, kale and vegetables into a soft, substantial bowl finished with olive oil.
Floured salt cod is lightly fried, then settled into a tomato, onion and garlic sauce for a Tuscan fish main.
A thick T-bone steak grilled over hot coals, with a browned crust and a traditionally rare center, usually shared at the table.
Bone-in chicken braises with tomato, red wine and aromatic vegetables, with olives added near the end of this Tuscan-style version.
Chickpea flour, water and olive oil bake into a thin golden round, crisp at the edges with a soft center.
Whole almonds stud small golden biscuits, sliced on the diagonal and baked again until firm and crisp, ready for dipping or nibbling.
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