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07:04 Jul 2, 2013 |
Italian to English translations [PRO] Cooking / Culinary / Italian food | |||||||
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4 +1 | Pasta specialities |
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3 | pasta-maker's specials |
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3 | Homemade pasta dishes/options |
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3 | Hand rolled for you |
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pasta-maker's specials Explanation: Or leave as is, depending on the type of restaurant. |
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Homemade pasta dishes/options Explanation: An alternative |
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Pasta specialities Explanation: or-the chef's recommendations with regards to pasta |
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Hand rolled for you Explanation: or Traditional hand rolled pasta or Specials from the sfoglina another idea. Traditional Homemade Hand-rolled Bolognese Pasta www.acanadianfoodie.com › Travel › Cooking Schools by Valerie Lugonja - in 129 Google+ circles Nov 12, 2012 – Traditional Homemade Hand-rolled Bolognese Pasta: Taglietelle, Tortelloni, Tortellini and Piselli In Italy's Pasta Capital with Mirabel from Taste ... Hand rolling pasta in Bologna, Italy - YouTube ► 0:27► 0:27 www.youtube.com/watch?v=-1OQRkDTdd4 Oct 30, 2011 - Uploaded by Sedimentality Our class at La Vecchia Scuola Bolognese in Bologna, Italy was an incredible experience! Here, our ... Dried or fresh Pasta? The ancient tradition of hand-rolling the dough ... www.academiabarilla.com/.../dried-fresh-pasta-from-ancient-... Dried or fresh Pasta? The ancient tradition of hand-rolling the dough ... A journey into the preparation of the symbol of Italian diet: pasta. The dry and fresh ... Our Pastas | Storico Fresco Pasta www.storicofresco.com/our-pastas.php Hand-rolled pasta infused with parmigiano and freshly ground nutmeg. HISTORY: Found in Emilia-Romagna, Marche and Umbria, this pasta's name comes from ... meaning "shoe" because it resembles the traditional footwear worn by locals. |
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