Learn how to cook the famous Sicilian street food ARANCINE.
Throughout Southern Italy, it’s quite common to find street vendors who sell them from carts – still warm and dripping with oil.
The traditional arancine comes in two main variants: the first is perfectly round in shape filled with a ragu sauce of meat, mozzarella and peas; the second is called al burro (“with butter”) and has a longer, pear-like shape and is filled with diced mozzarella and prosciutto and grated cheese.
In Catania there is a version with Bronte pistachios are among the most popular. In other regions, the fillings might include mushrooms, sausage, gorgonzola, chicken, swordfish and even squid ink.
Starting point: ADDRESS - location.Description, Sicily, Italy - (Longitude: 0.000000, Latitude: 0.000000)
Ending point: Same - Same as Starting Point
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- Water
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