#asti

[heavensdoorways]

Foto by Fabrizio Audano

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OMG!!! 😱

Lucanis really mentions Bagna Cauda in a dialogue with Bellara?! Did I hear correctly?!

It's my favorite dish!! 😍🤩

It'a a sauce made from garlic, oil and anchovies, in which various vegetables (cooked and raw) and also eggs or apples are dipped. It's served in special bowls under which a candle is placed to keep the sauce warm for the entire time necessary to consume it.

It's a typical dish of the cold season and precisely in this period we are celebrating the "Bagna Cauda Day", an event in the Asti area, where several restaurants serve this typical Piedmontese dish.

I'm really happy that @bioware included it in the game, it's a Piedmontese excellence and a great excuse for all the Dragon Age fans to come and visit the beauties of Asti and Monferrato. 🤗

Bagna càuda - Wikipedia

Bonus Pics: This is me, eating Bagna Cauda on Halloween in 2023 and 2022.

I haven't eaten it yet this year 🥲😁😅

[holyitsquiverrflynn]

Idk if any Dragon Village fans are here…but uhm. First myth+! What the fuck/pos hi Asti

Lowkey I thought she was Astarte at first then I forgot Asti was green

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poorly drawn asti for asti fans (me)

[sambhavami]

Women in Mahabharata - Asti

She is the older daughter of Jarasandha. She, along with her sister Prapti, is married to Mathura's Kamsa in order to convert him (unsuccessfully) into a puppet king under her father's command.

As per Krishna's report, she loves her husband very much, and after Kamsa's death, she is primarily responsible for infusing a personal stake of vengeance (wanting Krishna dead in particular) into Jarasandha's ensuing attacks on Mathura.

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Rome, Italy

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[0nelittlebirdtoldme]

Someone please draw Astarion like this