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just arrived and were on today's menu. once inside we were greeted and served by ebba both times. though very busy, she also made suggestions, giving us just the right attention. the food...perfect. our second meal there, we chose the mixed platter filled with lobster, crab, oysters, regular and smoked
shrimp, mussels, etc. though the menu said it was for one, ebba told us it would be big enough for both of us. this was truly a messy, messy joyous dish. we ordered a side of juicy scallops. everything was delicious and expertly cooked. it was easy to understand why the restaurant was filled with happy...
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come from angelot, a chef from the town of montferrat, who is credited with creating the shape. agnolotti: here's a recipe from the kitchn. also see the photo at the top of the page. al dente the famous phrase, pronounced ahl-den-tay, literally means "to the teeth" in italian. pasta is considered cooked
to an ideal degree of doneness where it is firm, but not hard. the term refers to the need to chew the pasta due to its firmness. al forno literally, "in the oven," this refers to baked dishes. these include cannelloni, lasagna, macaroni and cheese, manicotti, stuffed shells and others. the pasta is...
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come from angelot, a chef from the town of montferrat, who is credited with creating the shape. agnolotti: here's a recipe from the kitchn. also see the photo at the top of the page. al dente the famous phrase, pronounced ahl-den-tay, literally means "to the teeth" in italian. pasta is considered cooked
to an ideal degree of doneness where it is firm, but not hard. the term refers to the need to chew the pasta due to its firmness. al forno literally, "in the oven," this refers to baked dishes. these include cannelloni, lasagna, macaroni and cheese, manicotti, stuffed shells and others. the pasta is...
http://www.thenibble.com/reviews/main/pastas/glossary.asp