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bagna cauda

Italian (Piedmontese); sauce made from olive oil and butter flavoured with garlic and anchovy, small pieces of raw vegetables are dipped into the hot sauce.

 
 

[BAHN-yah KOW-dah] This specialty of Piedmont, Italy, is a sauce made of olive oil, butter, garlic and anchovies. It's served warm as an appetizer with raw vegetables for dipping. The term comes from bagno caldo, Italian for "hot bath".

 
 

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