The Long Simmer: Why Sugo Can't Be Rushed
The part that looks like nothing is where the flavour comes from. On patience, tomatoes, and the whole secret of our Classico.
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Stories, recipes & rituals from the family table
est. 2020
Sunday lunch, the only appointment that was never optional
Every family has a table. Ours just happens to be the reason Bippi exists. The story of the Sunday lunches, the arguments about almost everything, and the one jar that everyone still asks for.
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The part that looks like nothing is where the flavour comes from. On patience, tomatoes, and the whole secret of our Classico.
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You don't cook for people to eat. You cook so they stay longer.— Nonna Emilia
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