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The most difficult thing about eating in Italy is that unless you live there,
you can’t try everything. Every day you have a finite number of meals, and
a finite amount of space in your stomach. There seems to be an infinite
number of Italian dishes that you “absolutely need to try”. From regional
specialties to the finest seasonal delicacies, you would need multiple
lifetimes to sample all the best Italian food. Before you panic, I’ve come
up with a small sampling of Italian foods for you to try. This isn’t a best of,
and it’s certainly not exhaustive – but in it are the dishes that I think
everyone should try at least once. Together, they sum up the heart and
soul of the various cooking traditions that exist around this wonderful
country. From a humble Carbonara to a complex Lasagna, enjoying these
delicacies can be an ambitious task. True that a few recipes in this
Sectionaren’t really Italian, they’re close enough for me. I recently fiished
re-creating a wonderful Chicken & Pork Tenderloin Noodle dish that I
enjoyed many times at Osteria Laguna near Grand Central Station in NYC.