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Amatriciana

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ah-mah-tree-TCHAN-ah
A pasta sauce, originally from the town of Amatrice in the province of Rieti and a variation on the original Abruzzese version which contained no tomatoes. Amatriciana is made by sauteing a cured meat called guanciale (from the pork cheek) in olive oil, then adding minced onion and cooking until golden.
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AHL-lah GREE-tch-ah
This sauce is the "white" version of amatriciana , another Latium sauce that hails from the town of Amatrice in the province of Rieti; gricia stayed closer to its tomatoless roots, while amatriciana adopted a sporty red coat.
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Abbacchio alla cacc...Agnolotti
Alchermes
Alla carbonara
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