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Acquacotta is the traditional dish of the butteri, the horseback shepherds typical of southern Maremma, Tuscia Viterbese and Agro Pontino. A humble dish that the butteri carried with them during their working days, containing vegetables cut into small pieces, varying according to what the season provided. Sometimes, to give the acquacotta a little more strength in view of the hard work of tending the herds, pork rind or Cinta Senese or pork pancetta was added. The butteri ate it with pieces of dark bread and extra virgin olive oil.
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Acquacotta is the traditional dish of the butteri, the horseback shepherds typical of southern Maremma, Tuscia Viterbese and Agro Pontino. A humble dish that the butteri carried with them during their working days, containing vegetables cut into small pieces, varying according to what the season provided. Sometimes, to give the acquacotta a little more strength in view of the hard work of tending the herds, pork rind or Cinta Senese or pork pancetta was added. The butteri ate it with pieces of dark bread and extra virgin olive oil.
