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manner that
originated in Sicily, Italy.
Sicilian pizza is also
known as
sfincione (Italian: [sfinˈtʃoːne]; Sicilian: sfinciuni, Sicilian: [sfɪnˈtʃuːnɪ])...
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descends from and
resembles the
Italian sfincione,
although it is not the same dish. For instance,
sfincione may have toppings, is
usually served hot...
- A po****r
variant of
pizza in
Italy is
Sicilian pizza (locally
called sfincione or sfinciuni), a thick-crust or deep-dish
pizza originating during the...
- from the
Sicilian Sfincione. In Sicily,
there is a
variety of
pizza called Sfincione. It is
believed that
Sicilian pizza,
Sfincione, or
focaccia with...
- Sicilian-style
recipe was
based on Anna Guerra's mother's
recipe for
sfincione or a
recipe from one of the restaurant's employees, a
Sicilian woman named...
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pizza are the
various types of focaccia, such as piadina,
crescia or
sfincione. Each area has its own specialties,
primarily at a
regional level, but...
- mozzarella,
capers and
anchovy Pizza siciliana (lit. 'Sicilian pizza') and
sfincione / sfinciuni) – tomato, mozzarella, capers,
olive and
anchovy Sardenaira...
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synonymous with thick-crust or deep-dish
pizza derived from the
Sicilian sfincione.
Spaghetti alla
carrettiera a dish of
spaghetti pasta, with
olive oil...
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powdered sugar.
Traditionally it is
eaten for
breakfast or at tea time.
Sfincione Italy (Sicily) A type of
pizza with a thick, soft
crust topped with tomato...
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Lents neighborhood. The menu has
included cannoli,
ciambella crumb cake,
sfincione bread,
sfogliatelle clams**** with a
semolina ricotta filling, pepperoni...
