Dine under the arched brick ceiling of Ristorante Sotto La Mole, housed in a former horse stable by the National Cinema Museum. Thin strands of eggy saffron tajarin are freshened with raw tomato and herbed oil. Rugged hand-shaped agnolotti bulge with roasted meat filling. And for dessert, that sine qua non of Piedmontese sweets: baked peach stuffed with a wicked almondy mousse of cocoa and crushed amaretti biscuits.
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From Travel + Leisure , DEC 2008
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Last updated December 2008




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