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cottura del pane carasau
05-10-2025
Living Museum: Carasau bread making

Special event at S’Abba Frisca Park Museum — 5 October 2025

Please note: to attend the event, visitors must enter the S’Abba Frisca Park Museum on 5 October 2025 between 11:00 and 12:00. Visitors entering during that time will be able to attend two live demonstrations: the baking of pane carasau (with tastings at the different stages) and the operation of a 19th-century noria (an animal-powered water-lifting wheel).

The baking of pane carasau

In the ancient kitchen, guests will discover the secret of the shepherds’ bread. The baking of pane carasau is a craft in three steps:

Each thin sheet of dough is baked; during the first bake it puffs up into a hollow bubble.

The puffed sheet is cut around the edges and split into two separate sheets.

Each sheet is returned to the oven to be carasà — that is, toasted until crisp.

Tastings will be offered at the various stages of preparation.

Water extraction with the noria

The noria is a 19th-century machine used to draw water from the well. During the demonstration the donkey will be harnessed and will set the mechanism in motion for a few minutes so visitors can see how it works.

Entrance fee: €19 for adults, €9 for children.


Ferragosto a Dorgali
15-08-2024
15 th August at the “Living Museum”

The 15th of August: A dip into the past at the Parco Museo S’Abba Frisca: The Sardinian Open-air Museum.

Arts and crafts demonstrations during the visit.

Working with flour to make pasta, in particular “fregula”

Non è necessaria la prenotazione.

 


cottura del pane carasau
01-05-2024
Living Museum Sardinian Flatbread cooking and tasting

Demostrations of arts and crafts 3th september h10:00:

Sardinian flatbread (carasau) cooking (and tasting) Lifting up water using the “noria”


Cottura del pane carasau
03-09-2023
Living Museum Sardinian Flatbread cooking and tasting

Demostrations of arts and crafts 3th september h10:00:

Sardinian flatbread (carasau) cooking (and tasting) Lifting up water using the “noria”

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