- Any taste
- Savory106
- Spicy9
- Sweet35
- Sour5
- Smoky5
- Rich33
- Fresh15
- Any ingredient
- Beef18
- Pork32
- Lamb3
- Chicken4
- Fish15
- Seafood7
- Egg31
- Dairy & cheese59
- Beans & tofu5
- Rice5
- Wheat & flour89
- Corn3
- Potato10
- Vegetables35
- Offal6
- Nuts & seeds17
- Any type
- Main dish28
- Soup & stew12
- Noodles & pasta29
- Rice dish3
- Bread & pastry13
- Street food13
- Dessert24
- Snack16
- Drink3
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Traditional food of Valle d'Aosta: 3 dishes
- Fonduta valdostana
Fonduta valdostana is the Aosta Valley's cheese fondue, and it is built on one cheese: Fontina, the soft, nutty mountain cheese made from the milk of the valley's own cows.
- Polenta concia
Polenta concia means "dressed polenta": cornmeal or buckwheat polenta cooked thick and then loaded with mountain cheese and butter until it runs.
- Seupa à la vapelenentse
Seupa à la vapelenentse is the soup of Valpelline, a side valley north of Aosta, and its name is in the local Franco-Provençal dialect.
Other regions in Italy
- Traditional food of Campania: 12 dishes
- Traditional food of Lazio: 11 dishes
- Traditional food of Lombardia: 10 dishes
- Traditional food of Emilia-Romagna: 11 dishes
- Traditional food of Piemonte: 8 dishes
- Traditional food of Liguria: 7 dishes
- Traditional food of Veneto: 9 dishes
- Traditional food of Trentino-Alto Adige: 5 dishes
- Traditional food of Friuli-Venezia Giulia: 5 dishes
- Traditional food of Toscana: 10 dishes
- Traditional food of Marche: 4 dishes
- Traditional food of Abruzzo: 5 dishes
- Traditional food of Apulia: 8 dishes
- Traditional food of Calabria: 5 dishes
- Traditional food of Sicily: 10 dishes
- Traditional food of Sardegna: 7 dishes
- Traditional food of Umbria: 4 dishes
- Traditional food of Molise: 3 dishes
- Traditional food of Basilicata: 4 dishes
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