Sardinia

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Tasteful and natural, the Sardinian cuisine is a pleasant and unique experience satisfying every palate with its own specific dishes and ingredients, from pasta to meat and fish, strong sheep and goat milk cheese as well as wine made from autochthon grapes.

Sweets and cakes are generally prepared with almonds, honey and fresh cheese. Among the most common types of pasta you will find malloreddus, a short handmade pasta flavoured with saffron powder and served with tomato sauce seasoned with fennel sausage and grated cheese, and culurgionis, a type of ravioli with mashed potato filling served with tomato sauce and mint leaves.

The rooted agricultural and pastoral traditions of Sardinia show such a deep influence on the island cuisine that grilled or casserole lamb, boar and pork are easy to find almost everywhere. The suckling pig, which can be eaten in all the farmhouses (agritourism), is usually between 20 and 40 days old and its weight varies from 3.5 kg to 6.5 kg; the whole piglet is traditionally cooked on an outdoor fire and its taste is undoubtedly excellent.

Fresh, tasty Mediterranean fish is another important ingredient of the culinary tradition in Sardinia and it is used to prepare pasta, soups, casserole and barbecues. Recipes are usually quite simple very often including olive oil, parsley, garlic and fresh tomato.

The island fish delicacy is bottarga, dried mullet roe cured in sea salt and often served with olive oil as an appetizer or with spaghetti dishes. All vegetables (artichokes, tomatoes, fennels, olives, peppers, aubergines just to name a few) have an excellent taste and most of them may be eaten raw in pinzimonio, an olive oil, salt and pepper dip.

From the south to the north, including the coasts and the lagoon areas, the cultivation of grapes and the production of wine have nowadays become extensive. The enological varieties include vernaccia and vermentino (white wines), cannonau, monica and carignano (red wines) among the others.

For a smooth digestion, try the excellent Sardinian spirits, like mirto (a local myrtle-flavoured liquor), limoncello or filu 'e ferru (local eau de vie). And finally, do not forget to try the fresh and crisp local lager.

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  • S'Apposentu

    Via Emilio Lussu, 08030 Teti (NU)
  • L'Oasi

    Via Trento 10, 08030 Teti (NU)
  • Abini

    Corso Italia 23, 08030 Teti (NU)
  • Frores de Monte

    Corso Vittorio Emanuele 30, 08030 Austis (NU)
  • La Rusticana

    Via Umberto 6, 08020 Ovodda (NU)
  • La Quercia

    Località Arelò 1, 08030 Austis (NU)
  • Da Solianu

    Via Vittorio Emanuele 53, 08020 Ovodda (NU)
  • Punto Zero

    Via Vittorio Emanuele 114, 08020 Ovodda (NU)
  • La Locanda

    Via Vittorio Emanuele 12, 08020 Tiana (NU)
  • Villa Fiorita

    Viale Europa 2, 08038 Sorgono (NU)
  • La Cantina

    Vicolo Giovanni Maria Bellu 3, 08038 Sorgono (NU)
  • Da Nino

    Via Nazionale, 08038 Sorgono (NU)
  • Da Pupo

    Corso Iv Novembre 10, 08038 Sorgono (NU)
  • Sa Valasa

    Località Lago Di Gusana, 08020 Gavoi (NU)
  • Roberto Onano

    Via Municipio 4, 08039 Tonara (NU)
  • Su Muggianeddu

    Via Monsignor Tore 10, 08039 Tonara (NU)
  • Su Toni

    Via Italia 11, 08039 Tonara (NU)
  • Romagna

    Via Roma 60, 08020 Gavoi (NU)
  • La Curva

    Via Roma 162, 08020 Gavoi (NU)
  • Gardenia

    Via Taloro, 08020 Olzai (NU)
  • Osteria Borello

    Viale Repubblica 104, 08020 Gavoi (NU)
  • Azzurra

    Via Su Riu Mannu 7, 08020 Ollolai (NU)
  • Santa Rughe

    Via Carlo Felice 2, 08020 Gavoi (NU)
  • Marabù

    Via Settembrini 40/50, 08020 Gavoi (NU)

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