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Parmesan cheese

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noun

  1. a hard dry cheese made from skimmed milk, used grated, esp on pasta dishes and soups

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Matijevich also makes a white sauce with béchamel and Parmesan cheese.

From Salon

Ms. Moyer-Nocchi devotes much attention to a recipe for macaroni with Parmesan cheese in Elizabeth Raffald’s 1769 manual “The Experienced English Housekeeper,” but the book itself receives neither a reference note nor an entry in the bibliography.

From The Wall Street Journal

"We will no longer have 'Parmesao' competing with Parmesan cheese," Italian agriculture minister Francesco Lollobrigida said on Wednesday.

From Barron's

Everything from Parmesan cheese rinds to a quarter can of coconut milk is fair game for one of Nora Schlesinger’s “leftover nights,” in which all four members of her family can wind up eating a different meal.

From The Wall Street Journal

The scent of alfredo bread bowls and parmesan cheese remains from our pizza party this evening.

From Literature