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  • 112Corzetti — (in Genoese dialect curzetti) are a kind of fresh pasta typical of the Ligurian cuisine of north west Italy, and traditional also in the area of Novi Ligure just across the border with Piedmont in the Province of Alessandria. They seem as an… …

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  • 113Croxetti — Italian commercially produced croxetti Croxetti is a unique type of pasta consisting of flat medallion or coin shaped pasta disks stamped by hand or machine with intricate patterns. Contents 1 Origin and history …

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  • 114Foglie d'ulivo — (also spelled foglie di ulivo) is a variety of handmade pasta made in the shape of olive leaves. See also List of pasta v …

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  • 118Bolognese — Fettuccine mit Ragù alla bolognese Ragù alla bolognese [raˈgu ˌalːaboloɲˈɲeːse] ist ein gehaltvolles Ragout, das vorwiegend zu Nudeln (z. B. Tagliatelle, Maccheroni oder Penne) gereicht wird. Es stammt aus dem norditalienischen Bologna und ist… …

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  • 119CA Talleres — Club Atlético Talleres Voller Name Club Atlético Talleres Gegründet 12. Oktober 1913 …

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