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rice pretends to be the ocean floor and somehow wins.

means a venetian risotto cooked in cuttlefish or squid ink, staining the rice jet-black and briny.

from born in venice, where cuttlefish were abundant and cooks refused to waste the ink sac, tossing it straight into the pan with the seafood it came from.

for instance

risotto nero di seppiavenice classic, made with whole cuttlefish and its ink

osteria alle testierevenice restaurant famous for its seafood-forward version

squid ink paellaspain's parallel dish, same ink, different grain

black pastatagliolini al nero, ink used on noodles instead of rice

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