With walnuts, with cheese, with lard, “plain,” and even with grape must.
Umbrian bread boasts a long tradition.
From the very early hours of the morning, the narrow streets of Perugia, Terni, Spoleto, Assisi, Foligno, Todi, Bastia, Foligno, and Orvieto are filled with the aroma of loaves and baked goods.
Although it has always been associated with unsalted bread, this beautiful region actually boasts numerous different types of bread, characterized by the quality of their ingredients and the baking methods of “artisan bakers,” as well as various treats and savory pies with centuries-old histories.