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Is Chicken Marsala From Italy or France? The Source

Is Chicken Marsala From Italy or France? The Source

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Marsala is an undeniably delicious treatment of chicken or veal replete with wine reduction, mushrooms, and plenty of flavor. But the classic dish is confusingly considered both historically French and Italian (specifically Sicilian. Today on The Source, we dive into marsala's origins, with a little help from a Nona or two
Date: 2020-05-20

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In Italy this dish does not exist, like many other dishes passed off as Italian by Americans like Alfredo pasta, spaghetti with meatballs, pizza with ananas, pastas with cream or full of yellow cheese. All of these are born from ignorance about italian coocking typical of Italian-Americans who are used to present like Italian something that is just a parody, a caricature, or worse, something totally alien, foreign to the Mediterranean culture of that country
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In Italy this dish does not exist, like many other dishes passed off as Italian by Americans like Alfredo pasta, spaghetti with meatballs, pizza with ananas, pastas with cream or full of yellow cheese. All of these are born from ignorance about italian coocking typical of Italian-Americans who are used to present like Italian something that is just a parody, a caricature, or worse, something totally alien, foreign to the Mediterranean culture of that country
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Sorry but loving to cook and cooking with love has nothing to do with being Italian. Every culture where food is important and highly valued this holds true. All nations with strong culture and long histories have an inseparable relationship with food and cuisine. That's the best way to understand a culture, eat with them.
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That interview with the food historians was pretty depressing. You should have gone to a University with a more credible source than an old couple with well-informed opinions.
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