Gaio Mazio's Pork, ancient recipe from Giulio Cesare's time
Recipe courtesy Spirito Di Vino Restaurant, Rome Italy
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By reenie51_6095892
Long Beach, NY
on October 20, 2006
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Loved this recipe, it's a keeper. Substitued 1 tsp celery seeds in place of lovage seeds. Can be prepared in advance. Excellent for a small dinner party...serve with couscous, crusty Italian bread, salad & your good to go!
By det4cc_2094002
Belleville, NJ
on March 15, 2005
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I have made this twice and it is not only simple but delecious. The aroma is great and the combination of the spices produces an wonderful sweet flavor.