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bilby Wot, no spag bol? Apr 10, 2008
reesetee Hahaha! Oh, I must use that immediately.
And thanks for the Italian culture lessons, Prolagus. :-) Apr 10, 2008
Prolagus Yes! Even if it's quite unusual to use spaghetto*, not surprisingly...
*except in one case: prendersi uno spaghetto (to "take oneself" a spaghetto) means to get frightened. Apr 9, 2008
yarb So spaghetti is plural? What's the singular, spaghetto? Apr 9, 2008
Prolagus Not exactly... Spaghetti are (in general) the first course (average serving size: 100 g of dry pasta), followed by a meat/fish dish. So basically they are half of your lunch/dinner (at least when your mamma is the cook). Apr 9, 2008
palooka Interesting stuff Prolagus. Is it true that in Italy spaghetti is generally not a main course, but a side dish usually? Apr 9, 2008
chained_bear Oh yeah... mmm... tagliatelle.... alla cinghiale... ooohh... Apr 9, 2008
Prolagus First: Bolognese sauce doesn't exist. Its name is ragù (and surely not Ragú, either).
Second: "spaghetti alla bolognese" are a fake Italian food. Ragù is served with tagliatelle, or a similar pasta all'uovo (egg pasta). Apr 9, 2008