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Somehow poor romans turned these unpromising cuts into sheer culinary poetry. >> yes. >> great. >> i love oxtail. >> im so into it. so tasty. >> thats really good. >> and this is definitely a more carnivorous city than it is a fish city. >> without question. >> even though were 15 miles from the sea -- >> i know. >> that was really, really far in pre-1970s standards before ice and refrigeration became more common. >> yeah, yeah. >> so, this is that honeycomb tripe with all those really beautiful...

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Rather than allow all this incredible food to go to waste, theyre making a feast for all the brave souls still here. while the kitchen team works serenely, the film crew helped me capture some views of the famous amalfi coast you wont normally see on a postcard. >> isnt this so gorgeous? >> look at this. >> i know. yeah. >> until nature sends us all running back inside. >> hailstorm. >> you know i had dreams about having this place all to myself, being brought platters, beans and mushrooms and o...

Roman classic flavors and combining them in a way thats new but not revolutionary or extra contemporary. they just make sense in the cuisine today. >> sara gets her scalpel into some beef art and we take a seat in the dining room. whats that? is a really unusual texture, too, isnt it? oh, yeah, so, the breakdown of the offal are, you have heart, liver, stomach, tongue, brains, sweet breads, intestines. >> snout. the whole head, really. >> the whole head. >> if you think about it. >> yeah. >> if ...

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The whole head really, if you think about it. >> if pasta is the first pillar of roman food, the astonishing use of awful is astonishingly the second. somehow poor romans turn these unpromising cuts into pure culinary -- [ speaking foreign language ] >> thats really good. >> and this is definitely a more carnivorous city than fish. it was 1974 before refrigeration came. this is that honeycomb with

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Somehow poor romans turned these unpromising cuts into sheer culinary poetry. >> i am so into it. so tasty. >> thats really good. >> and this is definitely more c carnivorous than it is fish. even though were 15 miles from the sea. that was really, really far in pre-1970s standards before ice and refrigeration became more common. so, this is the honeycomb tray with all the beautiful pockets, nice stomach geometry going on. >> ive never heard it described as stomach geometry. it makes it sound mu...

Too, isnt it? so break down what the offal are heart, liver, stomach, tongue, brains, snout, intestines. >> the whole head really if you think about it. >> if pasta is the first pillar of roman food the astonishing use of offal is definitely the second. somehow poor romans turned these unpromising cuts into sheer culinary poetry. i love oxtail.

>> im so into it. >> thats really good. >> and this is definitely a more carnivorous city than a fish city. even though were 15 miles from the sea, that was really, really far in pre-1970 standards before ice and refrigeration. >> yeah. >> so this is that honeycomb tripe with all those beautiful pockets, lots of nice stomach geometry going on. >> ive never heard it described as stomach geometry. that is really good. >> its boiled multiple times and cleaned many times with tomato and mint. go to ...