rigatoni
a tubular pasta in short, ribbed pieces.
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How to use rigatoni in a sentence
As for Pheifer’s favorite Ina recipe to make, he says it’s her rigatoni with sausage and fennel from “Cooking with Jeffrey.”
Celebrating Ina Garten’s 13th cookbook with her biggest fan | Kevin Naff | October 25, 2022 | Washington BladeYou can use any pasta shape for the recipe, but I find rigatoni to be ideal since its hollow tubes really soak up the sauce.
A Creamy, Spicy Pasta Recipe Made With Shin Ramyun Seasoning | James Park | December 20, 2021 | EaterAt first, Geary — who is an avowed food lover — says he found himself impatient as he watched his piping-hot rigatoni grow cold while the family followed the instructions to appreciate the smells and the colors of the dishes before digging in.
Saying grace: How a moment of thanks, religious or not, adds meaning to our meals | Emily Heil | November 18, 2021 | Washington PostJanuary was the Miami debut of Greenwich Village’s Carbone, famed equally for spicy rigatoni and the impossibility of getting a reservation.
Ready for a city trip? Miami has a bumper crop of newly opened attractions. | Jen Rose Smith | June 17, 2021 | Washington PostMake a thin nut gravy, simmer in it the stalks of celery, bruised and tied together (for convenience), and the cooked rigatoni.
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British Dictionary definitions for rigatoni
/ (ˌrɪɡəˈtəʊnɪ) /
macaroni in the form of short ridged often slightly curved pieces
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