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Marrone di Roccadaspide
Castanea sativa Miller
Chestnuts (Castanea sativa Miller) grown in Salerno, Campania, Italy
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Recipes
Marrone di Roccadaspide PGI :: Qualigeo
The Marrone di Roccadaspide PGI refers to the fresh or dried fruit belonging to the species Castanea sativa M., deriving from the Anserta, Abate and Castagna Rossa ecotypes of the Marrone variety...
Marrone di Roccadaspide | Local Chestnuts From Province of Salerno, Italy | TasteAtlas
What is Marrone di Roccadaspide? Named after a small town settled west from the Calore Lucano River, the chestnuts of Roccadaspide are fresh or dried fruits of the Anserta, Abate and Castagna Rossa cultivars grown in the province of Salerno, all of which...
Marrone di Roccadaspide IGP :: Qualigeo
Il Marrone di Roccadaspide IGP si riferisce al frutto allo stato fresco e secco della specie Castanea sativa M. ottenuto dagli ecotipi Anserta, Abate e Castagna Rossa, riconducibili alla varietà Marrone...
Marrone di Roccadaspide IGP - Salerno Turismo
Il “Marrone di Roccadaspide IGP”, dal nome dell’ecotipo da cui deriva, fa parte del gruppo genetico di castagne presenti in Campania riferibili alla culti...
Associated Dishes
Pinzimonio
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Brovada
Side, Snack, Appetizer
Matriciani
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Castagna del Monte Amiata
Side, Snack, Appetizer
