Dish
Su de Terra 2021

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Su'entu · Sanluri
The story
Su de Terra is a traditional Sardinian dish that translates to “from the earth,” reflecting its deep connection to the island’s agrarian roots. The 2021 iteration, as prepared at the restaurant Su’entu in Sanluri, Italia, showcases a contemporary interpretation of rustic ingredients. Key components typically include locally sourced vegetables, legumes, and wild herbs, often combined with pecorino cheese or cured pork for depth. A great version is distinguished by its balance of earthy flavors and the freshness of seasonal produce, with the chef’s ability to highlight the natural sweetness of the vegetables without overwhelming them. Regional variations across Sardinia might incorporate different foraged greens, beans, or the addition of bottarga for a coastal twist. Su’entu’s rendition, noted by *Gambero Rosso*, exemplifies the modern Sardinian movement that respects tradition while introducing refined techniques. The dish is emblematic of the island’s cucina povera, where simple, humble ingredients are elevated through careful preparation. Without additional source data, the exact ingredients for Su de Terra 2021 remain ambiguous, but its essence lies in celebrating the terroir of Sanluri and the broader Sardinian landscape.
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Su'entu is a family-run winery in the Marmilla sub-region of Sardinia, built from the conviction of Salvatore Pilloni and now managed by his daughters Valeria and Roberta. The winery's name means 'the wind' in Sardinian, an element they consider essential for keeping the vines healthy. It produces a range of wines from indigenous varieties like Bovale and Cannonau, and has become a hub for events, attracting over 20,000 visitors a year with its philosophy of openness and hospitality.
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