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Calabria celebrates spicy appeal of peperoncini.(Food)
The Boston Herald
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April 23, 2003|
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Byline: Mat Schaffer
VILLA SAN GIOVANNI, Italy - Professor Enzo Monaco is the Dr. Pepper of Calabria. Literally. The 61-year-old former journalist - a grizzled Woody Allen look-alike - has devoted his life to spreading the gospel of peperoncino. The peperoncino - chili pepper - is an ubiquitous ingredient in these parts.
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