A Taste of Forlí-Cesena: Discovering Authentic Emilia-Romagna Cuisine

Explore Forlí-Cesena's culinary treasures in our guide. Discover Emilia Romagna's authentic flavors, from wines to artisanal cheeses. A must-read for foodies!

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WHAT TO EAT IN FORLÍ-CESENA 

Bartolaccio, savoy pasta

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Regional Cuisine:

Bologna, Ferrara, Modena, Parma, Piacenza, Ravenna, Reggio Emilia, Rimini

Bartolaccio

In Forlí-Cesena, enjoy bartolaccio, a typical pasta of Tredozio comune. Bartolaccio is a large, folded pastry filled with pancetta, potatoes, and cheese, then grilled until golden brown and crispy. This specialty is usually made in autumn, especially for the Bartolaccio Festival.

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Paciàrle

Paciàrle, another delicacy of Tredozio, is reminiscent of a polenta, served with beans and leeks, rather than the traditional ragù.

Tardura

Tardura is Forlí-Cesena’s version of passatelli, made with a simple dough of breadcrumbs, cheese, and eggs that are pulled rather than worked with a special tool. The dough is still served in meat broth for a simple yet tasty soup.

DESSERTS OF FORLÍ-CESENA

Volpine pears

For a delicious dessert in Forlí-Cesena, look to volpine pears cooked in Sangiovese wine with cloves and cinnamon.

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Nicole Dickerson

WSET certified international wine writer passionate about rare varieties and cellar hand experience in both hemispheres.

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