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Carpaccio is an appetizer featuring raw meat or fish, sliced thinly. It was invented around 1950 at the famed Harry's Bar in Venice by Giuseppe Cipriani, who named it after local Renaissance-era painter Vittore Carpaccio. Carpaccio dishes are usually served with some combination of lemon juice, olive oil, white truffle, Parmesan cheese, vinegar, salt and ground pepper. This variation is distinctly different from the Italian classic, thanks to its shiitake mushrooms and East Asian seasonings.