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Wednesday, 4 September 2013

DELIGHTFUL DELICACY


NameDescriptionTranslation
CampanelleLittle bells
Capunti
CasarecceFrom casereccio meaning homemade
CavatelliFrom the verb cavare meaning to hollow
CencioniLittle rags
Conchiglie
Shells
Conchiglioni
Large shells
Corzetti
Creste di Galli
Cocks’ combs
CroxettiLittle crosses
FantolioniPre-packaged pandas
FarfalleButterflies
Farfallone
Large butterfly
FiorentineFlorentine
Fiori



Olive leaf
FusilliFrom fusile, archaic/dialect form of fucile, meaning rifle. As the inside barrel of a gun is “rifled” using a similar screw-shaped device
Fusilli BucatiHoled rifles
GemelliTwins
Gigli
Lilies
GnocchiFrom the Italian gnocco, meaning “a knot in wood”
Gramigna
Scutch-grass; more generically, “infesting weed”
Lanterne
Lantern holders
LumacheFrom lumaca, meaning snail
LumaconiLarge snails
Maltagliati
Badly cut
MandalaDesign based on compensating for overcooking
MarilleFrom mare, meaning “sea”
OrecchietteLittle ears
PipeSmoking pipes
QuadrefioreFlower quadrants
RadiatoreRadiator
RiccioliniFrom riccio, curly
RicciutelleShort spiraled pastaFrom riccio, curly
RotelleLittle wheels (from ruota-wheel)
Rotini
SpiraliSpirals
SpiraliniLittle spirals
StrangolapretiPriest-chokers or priest-stranglers
TorchioWinepress
Trofie


BucatiniLittle holes
CalamarataSquid (also known as “calamari”)
Calamaretti
CannelloniBig pipes or reeds
CavatappiCorkscrews; also known as Cellentani and Spirali
Cellentani


Chifferi
DitaliniSmall fingers
Fideua
Fagioloni  


THESE ALL ARE THE TYPES OF WHAT?

ANSWER:PASTA

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