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The Authentic Pasta Book

By Fred Plotkin

Published 1989

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Though this word is a variation on the French term meaning stew, in Italian it suggests a meat sauce served with pasta. The most famous example is the wonderful Ragù Bolognese, made of beef, but there are also sauces of lamb, pork, mutton, and so forth. Two pastas particularly indicated for ragù are tagliatelle and rigatoni.

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