Sentence examples for penne from inspiring English sources

Smaller is better: rice-like orzo, conchiglie, orecchiette (ie the shell family), macaroni, penne or that old fave, fusilli, all work well.

Although there is no one style of Italian cooking, there being a wide variety of regional differences, Italians everywhere share a love of noodles, and pastas bear such euphonious names as spaghetti ("little strings"), penne ("feathers"), macaroni ("little dear things"), and orecchiette ("little ears").

Arrighi subsequently published Il modo de temperare le penne ("How to Sharpen Quills"), which was actually a copybook of various alphabets, including Roman capitals and black-letter minuscules.

A bowl of penne all'arrabiata and a glass of drinkable French red wine is Y600 (£4).

The video opens with Jamie Oliver and Ed Sheeran just vibing out in the kitchen, draining some penne and fooling around with riffs on the guitar.

Duck ragu with spelt penne I love the nuttiness the spelt pasta adds to this dish.

Serves 4 5 duck legs, skin on 1 onion, sliced 1 carrot, sliced 2 celery sticks, sliced 1 fresh bay leaf 2 cloves 1 small cinnamon stick 2 garlic cloves, sliced 1 tsp dried chilli flakes 200ml dry white wine 700ml chicken stock 400g spelt penne Knob butter Parmesan, to serve Put the duck legs skin-side down in a wide, shallow casserole dish over a medium heat.

Jeanne set out platters of wings and garlic bread and penne.

There's a punchy penne puttanesca and really good ricotta gnocchi, but the glowing-orange fettuccine Bolognese seems to be the most popular dish in the joint.

Picking up Batali's book, I decided to make a black kale and fresh ricotta dish, an onion ragu for bruschetta, and a carbonara-like penne with peas, prosciutto, and egg.

On the menu a few weeks back, there was something described as "Art's healthy selection of the day," which turned out to be grilled chicken breast, penne, and broccoli rabe, with a tangy pasta sauce on the side.