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They fly in fresh mozzarella from Naples and I love the paccheri —large rigatoni.
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Something similar happened with a pasta dish of paccheri (they're tubular, they're from Naples and, no, I'd never heard of them, either) with burrata, a posh type of Apulian mozzarella, and nduja, a Calabrian sausage.
Restaurant: Tinello, London SW1 John Lanchester 2010
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Perbacco's Little Italian Sister Lori Eanes for The Wall Street Journal Barbacco's paccheri, a large-tube pasta, with a rustic ragu made from slow-roasted pork shoulder with herbs, onion and parmesan cheese.
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These include grilled bruschettas, Sicilian-style pork meatballs and paccheri, a large-tube pasta with a rustic ragu.
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Perbacco's Little Italian Sister Lori Eanes for The Wall Street Journal Barbacco's paccheri, a large-tube pasta, with a rustic ragu made from slow-roasted pork shoulder with herbs, onion and parmesan cheese.
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At left, the paccheri, a large-tube pasta, with a rustic ragu made from slow-roasted pork shoulder with herbs, onion and parmesan cheese.
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These include grilled bruschettas, Sicilian-style pork meatballs and paccheri, a large-tube pasta with a rustic ragu.
Barbacco 2010
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These include grilled bruschettas, Sicilian-style pork meatballs and paccheri, a large-tube pasta with a rustic ragu.
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Aubergine is a recognised ingredient largely because of the international popularity of the Sicilian dishes: pasta alla Norma, a combination of aubergine, ricotta, tomatoes, basil and preferably either of these two pastas maccheroni or paccheri - the dish is named after the grandest work of Sicilian composer Bellini, Norma; and caponata, a fiery relish of fried aubergine and peppers mixed with celery, capers and olives bound with a bittersweet sauce of vinegar and sugar.
Archive 2008-04-01 Shaun 2008
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Aubergine is a recognised ingredient largely because of the international popularity of the Sicilian dishes: pasta alla Norma, a combination of aubergine, ricotta, tomatoes, basil and preferably either of these two pastas maccheroni or paccheri - the dish is named after the grandest work of Sicilian composer Bellini, Norma; and caponata, a fiery relish of fried aubergine and peppers mixed with celery, capers and olives bound with a bittersweet sauce of vinegar and sugar.
Aubergine and Fennel Seed Fettuccine Shaun 2008
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