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A single spaghetti noodle is quite delightfully called a spaghetto. In Italian, “i” on the end of a word means it’s plural, the “o” here means it’s singular. So this goes for all your favorite pasta: fettucino, gnocco, my personal favorite raviolo, etc. Further, you technically don’t want a panini, you want a panino. I hope this brings you as much joy as it has brought me.

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Through canning or freezing. Freezing is simpler.

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Italy

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If it has egg in it and is still pliable then yes, cover tightly & refrigerate.

Only bone dry pasta, such as in the box at the supermarket, can be stored at length at room temperature.

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Three fourths or .75 pounds.

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Nowhere, as there are no Spaghetti trees. Spaghetti is made mainly from flour.

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it is a type of pasta that is filled with tomato chutney. it is traditionally served with a 'french loaf' (bread).

Patate is another word for ´Pomme de terre´ which is Potato in French. It is also what children call a hole in their sock!

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it is made with flour, water, egg and water

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If the pasta is fresh enough and has enough elasticity, it should work.

You'll want to be sure not to over-stuff the raviolis, and you may want to use a fairly thick egg wash instead of water or nothing when crimping the edges, and crimp them pretty aggressively with a fork or crimping roller, to make sure they stay sealed. The egg wash will act as a glue, and the stronger crimping will help the past edges to fuse at the seam.

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Penne is a good substitute for garganelli.

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red wine

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Spaghetti is a long, thin, cylindrical pasta of Italian origin. Spaghetti is made of semolina or flour and water. Italian dried spaghetti is made from durum wheat semolina, but outside of Italy it may be made with other kinds of flour.

Pasta in the West may first have been worked to long, thin forms in Southern Italy around the 12th Century. The popularity of pasta spread to the whole of Italy after the establishment of pasta factories in the 19th century, enabling the mass production of pasta for the Italian market.

In the United States around the end of the 1800s, spaghetti was offered in restaurants as Spaghetti Italienne (which likely consisted of extremely soggy noodles and a tomato sauce diluted with broth) and it wasn't until decades later that it came to be prepared with garlic or peppers. Canned spaghetti, kits for making spaghetti, and spaghetti with meatballs became popular, and the dish has become a staple in the U.S.

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I wouldn't take a chance on feeding parakeets any foods not specifically designed for them without first checking with a petfood supplier, animal health clinic, reputable breeder, or veterinarian.

A lot of work goes into producing petfood which is ideally suitable for the particular pet in question and if you want your pet to be as healthy as possible you should buy a good brand and not feed your pet foods designed for other animals or for humans; discourage friends and visitors from doing so too, and don't leave potentially dangerous substances around where your pet might find them. Medications, cigarette butts, cosmetics and so on, can all cause problems for animals and vet bills for owners.

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Depends on what type but duram wheat pasta is one of the cheapest foods in Ireland anyway

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You can make pasta by making a dough form an equal weight of OO (ie fine milled) flour with a whole egg.

Shop bought (dry) past is made even cheaper from a simple flour water dough mix.

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your mom. ;; lol you udd[opkad;d

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breast milk mainly for the first few months

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5 cups

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The word 'pasta' is singular (it means 'dough' or 'paste'). It has no plural form in normal usage.

'Would you like some pasta?' (Not 'some pastas'.)

'I have cooked three different types of pasta.' (Not 'three pastas'.)

'You can have potatoes or pasta with your meat.' (Not 'potatoes or pastas'.)

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It depends on what type of pasta you eat. We suggest whole wheat pasta as it is more filling which means you won't eat as much of it like you would with regular white pasta.

A tip is to make your sauce, whichever that may be..tomato, is the lowest fast option. A rule of thumb is to keep your pasta intake at a healthy level is by eating a smaller amount of pasta and more of the topping. (meat, vegetables, sauce etc) A trick we find helpful is instead of traditionally serving your pasta first on the plate, pour your sauce/topping on the plate first and then sprinkle a cup of pasta over top.

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adding potatoes will help a lot

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Fresh pasta doesn't swell much at all. In fact if you are cooking a homemade pasta recipe made from scratch you should only cook it about 1-3 minutes. The best way to tell if it's done is when it begins to float to the top of the boiling water.

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Gnocchi are made from potato and flour with some egg. So there is protein from the egg as well as fat, there is calcium from the potato, and starch from the flour and the potato.

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Because they show people eating spaghetti a lot?

Just kidding.

Western produced in Italy in the 1960s and 1970s are called Spaghetti Western simply because they were produced in Italy. If they had been filmed in France they might have been called Baguette Westerns.