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A spiraled spaghetti that can range from about 1 1/2 to 12 inches long. See also pasta.
Industry:Culinary arts
Utensile da cucina ideato per levare la parte più esterna della buccia delle verdure. Sono prodotti in molte forme e con una varietà di materiali. I migliori hanno una lama ad azione orientabile che si adatta al profilo dell'ortaggio che deve essere pelato in modo tale da asportare il minimo possibile della buccia.
Industry:Culinary arts
Tipo di pasta a spirale con lunghezza che varia da 1,5 a 12 pollici. Vedere anche "pasta".
Industry:Culinary arts
1. The coarsely ground seeds of any edible grain such as oats or corn. 2. Any dry, ground substance such as bone or dried fish meal.
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1. In America, this term refers to roasted buckwheat groats, which have a toasty, nutty flavor. 2. In Russia, the word kasha is used in a broader sense for various cooked grains such as buckwheat, millet and oats.
Industry:Culinary arts
A traditional Hawaiian feast, the highlight of which is usually roast pig. This celebration is almost always accompanied by Hawaiian music, singing and dancing.
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Italian for "little worms," culinarily the term refers to pasta shaped into very thin strands. Vermicelli is much thinner than regular spaghetti.
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This classic Belgian dish is a creamy-rich fish stew that can be made with either fresh- or saltwater fish. A chicken rendition is also popular. All versions include a variety of vegetables and herbs, and are enriched with egg yolks, cream and butter.
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1. I semi di qualsiasi cereale, come avena o granoturco, macinati grossolanamente. 2. Qualsiasi sostanza secca macinata come farina di osso o di pesce essiccato.
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In italiano significa "piccoli vermi" e come termine culinario si riferisce ad un tipo di pasta tirata a formare dei fili sottilissimi. I vermicelli sono molto più sottili dei normali spaghetti.
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