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- Spezzatino is an Italian stew made from low-grade cuts of veal, beef, lamb or pork. There are many regional variants; for example, in Tuscany is prepared...
- vicentina Spalla di San Secondo Speck Alto Adige, speck di Sauris Spezzatino, spezzatino di musso Stecchi alla genovese Stigghiola Straccetti, of various...
- (Paper 5345). pp. 13–14. "Food and Faith: Vegetarianism in religion". Spezzatino. 2. 6: 106–108. Christian Vegetarian ****ociation Aren Roukema. Toward...
- Bistecca di ****dro: colt steak, whose preparation is similar to straéca Spezzatino di cavallo: also said cavało in úmido, small chunks of horse meat, stewed...
- recipes: "Pas****ada", deriving from the Venetian "Pastissada" (Italian: "Spezzatino") and the most po****r dish in the island of Corfu, "Sofrito", "Strapatsada"...
- pizza. Sopressa: typical soft salami, traditionally containing garlic Spezzatino di musso: donkey stew, served with polenta Trippa alla veneta: tripe cooked...
- po****r dish in the island of Corfu, that comes from the Venetian dish Spezzatino), "Strapatsada", "Sofrito", "Savoro", "Bianco" and "Mandolato". Some traditions...
- traditional dishes made of horse meat, such as sfilacci di cavallo and spezzatino di cavallo. In wartime horse meat was an important source of food for...
- Le riforme sbagliate", reviewed by Sabino C****ese, "Le riforme e lo spezzatino", in Sole 24 ore, DICEMBRE 28, 2015. (in Italian) Giampiero Buonomo, La...
- to other companies on October 8, 2002. "Ue. L'Antitrust d'accordo: lo spezzatino di Blu si può fare. Vendendo agli altri gestori di telefonia". 17 February...