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https://flavorsandsenses.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Pulejo-25-3.jpg1200800Prati doesn’t appear in the more obvious guides to Rome, and the locals would rather it stayed that way. The lady with the shopping cart argues with the greengrocer over the price and quality of the artichokes, schoolchildren walk in line down the street, and out on the café terrace the retirees rotate between cappuccino,…