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Spring Vegetable Bagna Cauda

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When Seen Lippert visited Piedmont last fall, she ate bagna cauda in all kinds of incarnations: She dipped vegetables into the warm anchovy-and-garlic-infused oil in an old bean pot over an open fire, and she sampled it at the fancy Michelin-starred restaurant Il Pinocchio. Lippert's version includes butter, which makes the dish's flavor fuller and richer.

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Piedmont, the original home of bagna cauda, is known for its Barolos and Barbarescos, but it also produces refreshing whites with the Arneis variety that pair nicely with the anchovy dip. The 2003 Pio Cesare is aromatic and refined, while the 2003 Ceretto Blangè has more heft.

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