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capellini Pronunciation: cah-peh-LEE-nee Notes: These are thin rods of Italian pasta, just a bit thicker than angel hair pasta. They're normally served in a broth or with a very light sauce.

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Thin pasta, slightly thicker than "angel hair" pasta.
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Capellini - Italian for fine hair; used to describe extremely fine spaghetti.

capellini (ka-pel-LEE-nee) - In Italian, capellini means, "thin hair." This is one of the very thin varieties of flat spaghetti. Also called angel hair pasta.

Capellini:
Ther term in Italian means "fine hair" and describes very fine spaghetti.
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Capellini Literally "fine hair"; fine strands of pasta that are usually used in soup. Capers Sun-dried flower buds that are pickled in vinegar and salt brine. The pungent flavor offers piquancy to many sauces and condiments.

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Pasta cut into strips includes capellini, or angel hair, the thinnest type of pasta. Thicker varieties such as spaghetti, linguini, and fettucini are also available.

Vermicelli - [Italian] a very fine round noodle which means "small worms". These are thinner than spaghetti and thicker than capellini.
Véronique - [French] containing or garnished with green grapes.

These are thinner than spaghetti and thicker than capellini.
Vichyssoise - A chilled soup of potatoes and leeks. Other versions now use zucchini, apples, and carrots.
Victual - Food or other provisions.

Flattened forms of spaghettipappardelle, fettucine, and linguine — come a close second. Skinny spaghetti — aka capellini or angel-hair pasta — does best with thinner sauces, such as puttanesca.

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