Aside from ruins, museums, churches and piazzas, Rome is also famous for its food. Here's our list of the top must-taste dishes while in the Eternal City!
2. Roman food is a hearty rustic affair with bold flavors and
inexpensive ingredients.
3. Pasta is Italy’s staple food. Each region has its own typical
shapes and sauces. Italian pasta is cooked al dente, which
is slightly firmer than you might be used to.
7. It means cheese and pepper and is an incredibly simple
dish. Made with spaghetti and a sauce of salty Pecorino
Romano and some very generous turns of the pepper
grinder.
16. This dark, leafy green looks like spinach and is a type of
endive and has a slight bitter flavor. It is first boiled until
tender and then sautéed in a pan with plenty of garlic,
olive oil and spicy chili pepper.
18. The crunchy, bitter stalks of the chicory plant are hand
sliced and curled in icy water before they are put in a
messy tangle on your plate dressed with a garlic anchovy
and lemon dressing.