BY: Giulia Ubaldi
It's no secret that Palermo is well known for its street food, much of which comprises the fifth quarter – or the offal and remains from butchered animals. Once reserved for the poor, these preparations have withstood the test of time and are among some of the most sought-after eats in the Sicilian capital, alongside pane e panelle (a chickpea fritter sandwich), sfincioni (what most know as Sicilian-style pizza), and arancini (fried rice balls).
Here are five of Palermo's fifth-quarter street foods for adventurous eaters should add to their food bucket lists.
SOURCE: https://www.lacucinaitaliana.com/
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