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This Is Rome's Best Porchetta Sandwich Dining on a Dime

This Is Rome's Best Porchetta Sandwich Dining on a Dime

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On today's episode of Dining on a Dime, Lucas Peterson is talking sandwiches with eater travel editor Lesley Suter at Er Buchetto. What sandwich? Porchetta of course. Special thanks to Gabriele Stabile for use of footage filmed at Il Norcino Bernabei
Date: 2020-05-20

Comments and reviews: 10


Had a chance to try El Burchetto way back in 2014. Admittedly, it was a little dry, probably could've used some sauce, etc. But I realised I was missing the point. We're all so spoiled these days with so much ready and available. This is a story about porchetta, El Burchetto and Alessandro, a very nice and accommodating man who kept a very Roman tradition simple and authentic. Sure, we can always make our very own great, juicy, innovative sandwich. El Burchetto's porchetta sandwich is perfect in it's comforting simplicity and it's place in anything and everything Rome.
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I come from a small town close to Rome but i live abroad since 8 year. Every time i fly back home and pass by Rome, Er Buchetto is a must stop before taking the train back to my small town (it is also conveniently placed just few hundreds meters from the central train station! To everyone visiting Rome, avoid tourists places with spaghetti bolognese ad get porchetta instead; D
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These sandwiches don't look good at all. They look dry and appears that it could have so much more meat in the fillings - after all, that's what everybody wants in a sandwiche: a plenty of meat, instead of a lot of bread. I'm going to Rome next month - again - and will not visit this place (for sure.
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Cioli company, now also produces great porchetta in New Jersey facility. I had honor of having their products first time in 2015 and I havent had better porchetta since. And Lucas is having. the Original Cioli Porchetta PDO. As a food fanatic, I cant be anymore jealous than this.
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Porchetta is sooo good! It is not too dry! Just go to Rome, order a Porchetta sandwich, and enjoy! You do not need sauce. The meat is so tender and juicy. Since your in Rome, get some wine anyway, and enjoy that too. But it is not needed to wash down your porchetta!
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Damn, that meat looks so good. But yeah, you cannot sell me on the dry sandwich, I mean I am sure the sandwich they serve is decent. But you cannot lie and tell me you don't want a little mayo at least and know for sure it would enhance the end product.
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That porchetta sandwhich looks stale and dry as hell! No lubricant, so you have to wash it down with wine? There should be a good ratio of fat to meat if your are putting the porchetta on a sandwhich that way it will not taste flavorless and bland.
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yeah girl y no make it simple. im always watch Eater's video over and over again, but this one id prefer watch without volume next time. dang Lucas feat. NIck still better example for 'talkactive host' type
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Real shit. How does a young person get there foot into the food journalism business I would love nothing more than to travel and discover foods and different traditions then give them light
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I can confirm that this was exceptionally fantastic, allthough the owner wasn't too friendly in the beginning. Non the less a part of our trip to Rome I will never forget
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