Culinary Dictionary: Fettunta
Fettunta, which literally translates as “greasy” (unta) “slice” (fetta), is a toasted slice of bread rubbed with garlic, drenched in fresh extra virgin olive oil, and then sprinkled with salt and black pepper.
Fettunta, which literally translates as “greasy” (unta) “slice” (fetta), is a toasted slice of bread rubbed with garlic, drenched in fresh extra virgin olive oil, and then sprinkled with salt and black pepper.
Mortadella di Prato is a cured meat that originated in Prato, a city only ten miles away from Florence. Mortadella di Prato is similar in appearance to classic Mortadella di Bologna (Emilia-Romagna) but has distinctly different texture and taste.