Zampa Webbed Ceramic Dish, Shallow or Deep

A small dish shaped like a webbed foot, with the toes spread into shallow wells. It is the kind of piece that exists because a single bite needs somewhere to sit, and a round plate makes one bite look like a mistake.

Two depths, and they serve differently. The shallow version is a plate — an appetiser, a single piece of pastry, a spoonful of something set, with the webbing holding it in place. The deep version holds liquid, so it takes a dipping sauce, a broth or a dessert that needs a wall around it.

Porcelain with underglaze colour, which is the combination restaurants use for small service pieces: hard enough to survive being stacked and handled at volume, and sealed so nothing stains in the wells. It is a plating dish rather than a cooking one — keep it out of the microwave.

• Webbed-foot form: wells that hold a single bite in place
• Shallow version: a plate for an appetiser or pastry
• Deep version: holds a dipping sauce or a broth
• Porcelain: survives stacking and handling
• Underglaze: sealed, so the wells do not stain
• Not microwave safe: a plating dish, not a cooking one

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