This dish is called brovada and is one of the most well-known of Friuli's specialities. Usually eaten cooked accompanied by pork or sausage, it can also be eaten raw: grated or cut into thin slices and dressed as wished.

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White turnips |
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Acidified wine rape |
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to taste |
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Lard, onion, garlic |
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a small quantity, chopped finely |
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Musetto sausage broth |
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to taste |
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Salt |
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to taste |
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Pepper |
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to taste |
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PREPARATION |
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Clean the turnips thoroughly, removing roots and leaves, place in a wooden tub alternating one layer of turnips with one of rape. |
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Add a sufficient quantity of water to cover turnips and rape; close the basin with a lid. |
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After about 40 days the turnips will have turned pink and will be ready to consume. |
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If you want to eat the turnips cooked, it is first necessary to grate them, then place them in a pan with a small amount of chopped lard, onion and garlic. Leave to cook at length, adding some of the sausage broth from time to time to soften the turnip. |
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CHEF'S NOTE |
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Broth of musetto (sausage typical of the Friuli area) can be substituted with vegetable broth, which is lighter and easier to digest. |
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For fans of white wines, Tocai is a full-bodied wine which is ideal for accompanying frico; for those who prefer reds, the Merlots are excellent. |
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