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The New Italian
American chefs sophisticate the ultimate comfort food
Across the United States, a new Italian cuisine is growing. It is anchored in the traditions of the Old World but driven by the energy of the New. At Alto, one of the hottest new restaurants in New York, chef Scott Conant tops strangolapreti, gnocchilike pasta from northern Italy, with a sauce of guanciale, tomatoes and fava beans that is southern Italian.
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