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Parmigiano

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Parmigiano: see Parmigianino Parmigianino or Parmigiano , 1503–40, Italian painter and etcher, one of the most sensitive mannerist artists (see mannerism) and one of the period's finest draftsmen. His real name was Girolamo Francesco Maria Mazzola.
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Ortygia fills the pasta dome that gives the dish its name with meatballs, eggs, mozzarella, provolone, tomato sauce and roasted peppers between pasta layers moist with the Italian white sauce called balsamella and Parmigiano.
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Ingredient Of The Week; PARMIGIANO REGGIANO by Birmingham Mail (England)
 
 
 
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