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Reviewers rave about the Morsello di baccalà, calling it a standout dish. The overall vibe is warm and satisfying, with simple, high-quality ingredients shining through.
“Mine is the baccalà version. It has a wonderful face. Classy eating. Delicious. The bread has completely soaked up this sauce. If you don't like innards, baccalà really deserves a taste.”
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1 creator has covered Morelleria. Most active: Where The Foodies Go
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Viaggio in Calabria - Ep.4: Pentidattilo, Bova, Gerace e Catanzaro · @ 14:59
Morelleria in Catanzaro offers excellent morsello, both traditional and modern versions, reviving a local tradition with great quality.
Dishes mentioned
Morsello Tradizionale nella Pita
This is the least easy food to describe on YouTube. How the heck do I do it? I'm dirty, my hands are busy, but it's scary good. When we talk about innards, I always say trust your nose — as soon as you walk in here it smells, and it's made really low and flavorful, not strong. The only thing is you have to eat like pigs to eat it. The bread has completely soaked up the sauce. If you don't like innards, the baccalà version is really worth trying.
Morsello di Baccalà
Mine is the baccalà version. It has a wonderful face. Classy eating. Delicious. The bread has completely soaked up this sauce. If you don't like innards, baccalà really deserves a taste.
Soffritto (Usufritto)
I'm eating soffritto, so no innards here. Eat it right away. It's like porchetta in sauce. I don't know who's manning the stove back there, but they've got the touch. Have you ever seen? The frittata mixes with the bread and becomes one — you can't tell where the bread ends and the frittata begins. That's the effect here. The pita softens, becomes a kind of ragù. The ragù melts into the pita and it's all one. If you like meat but not innards, this is the top.
