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There are quite a few: olives are found in Putanesca sauce along with capers; olives, tuna, olive oil and sliced onions sauted together are used over spaghetti; saute olives and artichokes in some olive oil and serve over fettuccini.
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What sort of dish is pasta?
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What is a pasta dish with long stringy pasta and mince called?
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What Pasta Dish has seven letters?
Ravioli
What is a pasta dish with pasta Sheets and mince called beginning with L?
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