ziti

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The America's Test Kitchen (CI show) recipe for baked ziti is a perfect example, using a completely strange technique (adding cups of water to sauce and parboiling the ziti in the sauce) and it is fantastic.

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  • I fixed baked ziti and a bunch of snacks for dinner, but not much was consumed because of everyone feeling yucky. —  Bathtub Junkie
  • When Dr. Isis was Undergraduate Isis she lived with a girl who, when it was her turn to do the cooking, would make enough of some type of baked pasta in red sauce with cheese (lasagna, ziti, etc.) to last the full week. —  ScienceBlogs Channel : Life Science
  • The menu will include baked ziti, meatballs, chicken marsala, salad, desserts and beverages.
  • The America's Test Kitchen (CI show) recipe for baked ziti is a perfect example, using a completely strange technique (adding cups of water to sauce and parboiling the ziti in the sauce) and it is fantastic. —  Original Signal - The best of Web 2.0
  • If you don't like egg noodles, try ziti or fusilli. —  NPR Topics: News
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  1. Italian, from pl. of zito, boy, variant of obsolete citto.
 

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