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19 March, 2020 1:29 pm

History and legend of the Farinata Genovese: Italian chick pea dish

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Among the historic marvels that Genoa has to offer, we can also include a typical dish, perhaps the most well known outside Liguria: the “farinata” made from chick peas.
The dish is known for the simplicity of its ingredients: chick pea flour, water, salt and extra virgin olive oil.
This speciality dish is generally considered a snack or street food that has been present in the Ligurian capital for a long long time.

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Legend has it that the “farinata” was created purely by chance, and necessity, in 1284 when Genoa beat Pisa in the famous battle of Meloria.

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