The SURPRISING Jewish Roots of Sicilian Cuisine

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Bavette pasta alla trapanese, bucatini with broccoli and muddica atturrata, stigghiola or sheep intestines, spleen and panelle chickpea fritter sandwiches, and busiate corkscrew pasta al pistacchio. The cuisine of Sicily is varied, simple, and above all, deliciously satisfying and comforting.

But few dishes are as ubiquitous on Sicilian menus as caponata – an eggplant salad of sorts often with tomatoes, olives, onions, and capers cooked in sugar and vinegar.

In this video, I dig into the Jewish roots of Sicilian cuisine.

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