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spaghetti
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spaghetti: see pasta pasta, generic name for thin pieces of hardened, unleavened dough that are molded into various shapes and boiled, not baked. Pasta is commonly associated with Italian cuisine, though similar wheat flour and rice flour pastas, usually called noodles, have been known
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spaghetti [spə′ged·ē]
(electricity)
Insulating tubing used over bare wires or as a sleeve for holding two or more insulated wires together; the tubing is usually made of a varnished cloth or a plastic.


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1 pound uncooked capellini OR other thin dry pasta such as spaghettini or linguine
Two upscale restaurants have also signed leases for the Pine Avenue area: Jothams, continental cuisine by the owners of Spaghettini in Seal Beach, and Alegria Cocina Latina, featuring food from 16 Latin countries by the Italatin Group, which operates a number of restaurants including the acclaimed L'Opera in Long Beach.
Add variety to your spaghetti meals by using all the different shapes and sizes of pasta available in your grocery store--vermicelli, spaghettini, and rigatoni are just a few.
 
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