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Or for the same price, try the rustic beef stew; the meat is tenderly braised in a mild tomato sauce that seeps into pecorino-flecked polenta below.— Miami New Times | Complete Issue
It was a top-flight meal, heavy with plates upon plates of antipasti and different varieties of aged pecorino, and topped off with, for me, a ricotta cake that was one of the more delectable things I'd ever tasted.— Weddingbee
My favorite was the crostini with edamame (or fava beans) with ricotta, pecorino, lemon and mint:— Albion Cooks
The selection varies, but it usually contains prosciutto, salami, coppa and bresaola and dry cheeses grana, parmesan and pecorino.— The News Tribune Blogs
On top of that: guanciale, onions, garlic, and pecorino romano emulsified with butter, all of which was tossed with pasta cooked in bacon water.— Serious Eats
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