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  • Or, if the appearance of a loaf, like the fat filone, is different from anything else on the market, it can qualify for a “trade dress” trademark (think of a Coke bottle).

    Half a Loaf 2008

  • Or, if the appearance of a loaf, like the fat filone, is different from anything else on the market, it can qualify for a “trade dress” trademark (think of a Coke bottle).

    Half a Loaf 2008

  • Using a grill or a la plancha, char the filone and rub with fresh garlic afterwards.

    Regina Varolli: Scott Conant Shares His Recipe for Spring Asparagus Soup Regina Varolli 2011

  • Using a grill or a la plancha, char the filone and rub with fresh garlic afterwards.

    Regina Varolli: Scott Conant Shares His Recipe for Spring Asparagus Soup Regina Varolli 2011

  • I always make this example: when I came to the States 20 years ago it was hard to find a decent cappuccino or espresso outside of an Italian restaurant and any search in the local supermarket for a nice loaf of bread, a baguette, a filone, would prove fruitless.

    Gino Campagna: A Food Revolution Foot Soldier's Point of View Gino Campagna 2011

  • Serve immediately in warm soup bowls and garnish with the pickled mustard seeds, micro-basil and filone croutons.

    Regina Varolli: Scott Conant Shares His Recipe for Spring Asparagus Soup Regina Varolli 2011

  • Serve immediately in warm soup bowls and garnish with the pickled mustard seeds, micro-basil and filone croutons.

    Regina Varolli: Scott Conant Shares His Recipe for Spring Asparagus Soup Regina Varolli 2011

  • I always make this example: when I came to the States 20 years ago it was hard to find a decent cappuccino or espresso outside of an Italian restaurant and any search in the local supermarket for a nice loaf of bread, a baguette, a filone, would prove fruitless.

    Gino Campagna: A Food Revolution Foot Soldier's Point of View Gino Campagna 2011

  • Some of them he discovered by going to towns Field mentioned, like Genzano, south of Rome, where he found the bread that inspired his filone (“fat thread,” a word sometimes used for baguettes) — a holey loaf shaped like a small dachshund or a 1920s floor-model vacuum cleaner.

    Half a Loaf 2008

  • Some of them he discovered by going to towns Field mentioned, like Genzano, south of Rome, where he found the bread that inspired his filone (“fat thread,” a word sometimes used for baguettes) — a holey loaf shaped like a small dachshund or a 1920s floor-model vacuum cleaner.

    Half a Loaf 2008

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