Aglio, olio e peperoncino a km 0
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Aglio, olio e peperoncino a km 0

location_onResia, Pordenone e Dolomiti Friulane

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Date

July 26, 2026

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ResiaResia, UD, Italia

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Free

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Audience

Everyone

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In the heart of the Julian Alps, in Resia, the simplicity and authenticity of mountain cuisine are celebrated with a festival dedicated to garlic, oil and chili pepper sourced at zero kilometers. An event that pays homage to the three fundamental ingredients of local culinary tradition, protagonists of essential yet characterful recipes, capable of enhancing genuine flavors without compromise.

This gastronomic festival represents an authentic tribute to the territory's culture and the crucial importance of local raw materials in preserving the culinary identity of the Resian community. Garlic, oil and chili pepper are not mere condiments, but symbols of a culinary philosophy that has nourished mountain families for generations, transforming humble ingredients into memorable taste experiences.

The gastronomic stands, scattered throughout the village streets, transform these three simple ingredients into dishes rich in tradition: from thinly sliced garlic on toasted bread to chili peppers preserved in oil, from pastas dressed with local extra virgin oil to mountain dishes revisited with creativity. Each preparation follows recipes passed down through time from grandparents to parents, accompanied by selections of wines and food and wine specialties from the Friuli region that further enhance the flavors. Every taste tells a story of dedication to genuine products and zero-kilometer sustainability, demonstrating how primary quality is the foundation of authentic gastronomy.

The intimate and convivial atmosphere that characterizes the event is enriched by Friuli folk music, meetings with local producers and moments of sharing that celebrate the traditions of the Resian community. A perfect opportunity to discover and savor the authentic flavors of the Julian Alps, immersing yourself in the local gastronomic culture in a context where food becomes a vehicle for community, tradition and territorial identity.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the main ingredients featured at the festival?expand_more
The event celebrates three fundamental ingredients of local cuisine: garlic, extra virgin oil and chili pepper, used according to traditional recipes to prepare authentic zero-kilometer dishes. These are simple yet noble ingredients that represent the essence of Friuli mountain cuisine.
Where is the festival held and how do I get there?expand_more
The festival takes place in Resia, in the province of Udine, in the heart of the Julian Alps. The village is easily accessible by car via the State Road 52 of the Julian Alps. For parking details and access information, we recommend contacting the local tourist office or the municipality of Resia.
What kind of dishes can I find at the stands?expand_more
The gastronomic stands offer traditional specialties: bruschetta with garlic and oil, chili peppers preserved in oil, pastas dressed with local extra virgin oil, mountain soups and dishes from Resian rustic cuisine. All products used come from the territory and are accompanied by Friuli wines and craft beers.
When does the festival take place and what are the hours?expand_more
For dates, opening hours and detailed event schedule, we recommend contacting the municipality of Resia directly or consulting official local tourism websites. The event typically takes place in summer, creating a perfect atmosphere to discover the territory.
Which Friuli wines pair well with the dishes?expand_more
Wines from the Friuli region, such as Ribolla Gialla, Verdicchio and Pinot Grigio, pair perfectly with the garlic-infused and spicy dishes at the festival. Local producers are present to recommend the best pairings and allow you to taste the region's wine excellence.
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