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cannelloni

[ UK /kˌænɪlˈə‍ʊni/ ]
NOUN
  1. tubular pasta filled with meat or cheese

How To Use cannelloni In A Sentence

  • The cannelloni stuffed with ricotta and spinach exhibited more neatness and care: three satiny rolls anointed with contrasting ribbons of its white and red sauces, beautifully presented nut brown and gratinated on a sizzling plate.
  • It costs $9.95 for pastas, such as cannelloni, manicotti, or penne in rosée sauce.
  • I doubt whether cholesterol ever sullied his lips," said Taggart, shovelling in a large forkful of cannelloni dripping with bechamel. LEFT, RIGHT AND CENTRE
  • My favorite of the pastas was the veal cannelloni, dual torpedo tubes of ground veal, congealed in a creamy mushroom sauce, with flakes of Parmesan sprinkled on top.
  • It costs $9.95 for pastas, such as gnocchi with Gorgonzola, cannelloni, manicotti, or penne in rosée sauce.
  • Unfortunately I also had the cannelloni which was not as nice.
  • This recipe for cannelloni is filled with a mixture of nonfat ricotta cheese, spinach and Parmesan cheese.
  • A chiffonade of herbs, mesclun and tiny yellow cherry tomatoes accompany a "cannelloni" of cucumber strips wrapped around sprouted quinoa and cashew cheese (their secret ingredient). Canada.com Top Stories
  • I doubt whether cholesterol ever sullied his lips," said Taggart, shovelling in a large forkful of cannelloni dripping with bechamel. LEFT, RIGHT AND CENTRE
  • A canelón is a gutter, but in English we use the Italian name cannelloni for the pasta. 6 posts from January 2009
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