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Wednesday, January 19 marks the Feast of San Bassett, patron saint of the city of Lodi. Victoria Square will be packed with stalls and everyone can buy traditional Filson, necklaces and chestnut stew, savory flavor from the farmer and enjoy a plate of the famous San buseca de Bassan , the Pro Loco Lodi traditionally distributed under the arcades of the square after the solemn pontifical Broletto in the Cathedral: about fifteen tons of steaming tripe cooked in the kitchen of the Ospedale Maggiore di Lodi hospital chefs led by executive chef Stroppa. The tripe in Lodi is not just food, not just a recipe, a way to eat the entrails of the vegetables and spices in Lodi tripe è una tradizione, anzi, forse è "La Tradizione". Prima o poi ogni lodigiano mangia, ha mangiato o mangerà la trippa di San Bassiano, mettendosi in fila la mattina del giorno della festa del patrono cittadino per ricevere una fumante porzione della gustosa e ricca trippa lodigiana. La trippa è un piatto che sembra all'apparenza povero, preparato a partire dalle interiora dell'animale, ma che si arricchisce di verdure e spezie cucinate a lungo con sapiente cura e con il gusto antico per le cose lente e ripetitive. Quando nei tempi della grande palude lodigiana, quella dove aleggiava il respiro pirico del mitico drago Tarantasio, i poveri perdevano ogni speranza di magiare carne nobile, non rimaneva che cibarsi dei resti e degli scarti del bestiame that was not used by farmers. Hunger soon learned that the people endeavored to make edible tripe, intestines and guts thrown away as waste. As recyclers forerunner , then added those ingredients that still characterize the typical hours. It was said then, the fog Sunday on the banks of irrigation ditches wet, you walk in the morning for the game of the river, fever, already relentless extermination in Milan, were not so cruel to Lodi, where the inhabitants appeared to be somewhat more resistant to disease or even miraculously immune. This perhaps was due to his aristocratic habit not to eat an abundance of dishes tripe? Someone thought so, and soon the legend took voice, spreading to this day. The Ttrippa prevent the disease, thought the ancient people of Lodi. Tradition brings us to this day meeting with the city to worship Bassett, Bishop of Lodi, a contemporary of the powerful Milanese Ambrogio, who was the friend and confidant. Even today it is said that "Eat buseca de Bassan San VOR is an the well-tut." La Pro Loco di Lodi has wanted for several years and continue to maintain this tradition bodes well for the new year starting, organizing free distribution to all citizens of the tripe in the celebrations of the patron, that is celebrated on January 19.

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