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Panino con lampredotto (or bollito), bagnato

3 hr (20 min hands-on) · 6 panini

Panino con lampredotto (or bollito), bagnato
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Florence's street sandwich: tripe (lampredotto) or beef simmered for hours in a vegetable broth, chopped onto a crusty roll whose top is dipped in the broth, with green sauce and chili oil. At home, beef brisket gives you Rome's allesso the same way.

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  1. Simmer (2 1/2 to 3 hr): Put the meat in a pot with the vegetables, herbs and peppercorns, cover with cold water by 5 cm and bring slowly to a simmer. Skim. Add 1 tbsp salt and simmer very gently until a knife slides in easily: lampredotto 2 1/2 hours, brisket about 3. It should never boil hard.
  2. Make the salsa verde (10 min): Squeeze the bread, then chop it fine with the parsley leaves, capers, anchovy, garlic and yolk (or pulse in a food processor). Stir in the oil and a pinch of salt; it should be loose and bright.
  3. Chop (5 min): Lift the meat onto a board and chop roughly into bite-size pieces. Salt and pepper it generously.
  4. Dip the roll (1 min): Cut the rolls through. Dip the cut side of the top half in the hot broth for 2 seconds (bagnato).
  5. Build: Pile the hot meat on the bottom half, spoon on salsa verde and a little chili oil, and close. Eat right away, over the paper, with a glass of red.

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