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Pasta - generic name for thin pieces of hardened, unleavened dough that are molded into various shapes and boiled, not baked.

 


Vermicelli:
Italian for little worms; used to describe very thin spaghetti; available in straight rods or twisted into a cluster.
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Vermicelli is very fine, long strands of pasta - like a skinny spaghetti - often used in soups. The name means 'little worms' in Italian. It's available fresh or dried.

Vermicelli, dried mung bean
Also known as cellophane noodles and glass noodles. They are wiry, threadlike, translucent noodles made from mung beans.

Vermicelli
Thin-stranded yellow (Italian) or clear (Asian) pasta.
Vichyssoise
Creamy potato and leek soup, served cold.

Vermicelli - Extremely fine strands of pasta, with the name coming from the Italian for 'little worms'
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Vermicelli
Pasta made into long thin strands, often used in soups. The name means 'little worms' in Italian
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vermicelli - Pasta which is shaped in long thin strands. Much thinner that regular spaghetti.

vermicelli Pronunciation: ver-mih-CHELL-ee Notes: Vermicelli (Italian for "little worms") is similar to spaghetti, only with very thin strands. Serve it with very light sauces, or break up the rods and serve the pieces in a broth.

Vermicelli (Italian) Italian noodles.
Vetchina (ham) Salted and smoked pork ham; shoulder or another part.

Vermicelli (literally small worms!) are very fine strands of pasta - like a thin version of spaghetti. Vermicelli is sold in Waitrose coiled in nests (nidi) in boxes (to prevent the delicate strands breaking).

Vermicelli - Italian for "little worms." Vermicelli is a very thin spaghetti-shaped pasta.

Vermicelli
Long fine rods of pasta similar to spaghetti, but thinner
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Vermicelli - A very fine round noodle which means "small worms". These are thinner than spaghetti and thicker than angel's
hair.
Vichyssoise - A chilled soup of potatoes and leeks. Other versions now use zucchini, apples, and carrots.

chocolate vermicelli : chocolate sprinkles
chump chop : a type of lamb chop
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vermicelles: vermicelli
Véronique: applied to dishes containing, or garnished with, white grapes
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Chinese for Rice Vermicelli. Thin white noodles made from rice flour. Almost always sold dried. To use, soak in water until just al dente. It can be stir fried, or added to a soup with meat, seafood or vegetables.
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Fideo - [Spanish] vermicelli; nest of thin pasta.
Figs - Fresh figs have soft flesh with many tiny, edible seeds, and range from purple to green. Also readily available dried.
Filberts - Hazelnuts.

Arrowroot Vermicelli Noodles
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Rice Vermicelli Thin, translucent, rice-flour noodles used to garnish stir fried dishes and soups. Rice Vinegar Aromatic, light, and delicately flavored vinegar distilled from white rice.

There are only 2 skirts per cow, a highly flavorful cut of meat as a result of the fat membrane that 'burns' off when cooked Farina Wheat Flour Fideos Vermicelli. Thin pasta Flan Baked custard with caramel coating .FlautaMeans "flute".

Cheveux d'ange: "angel's hair"; thin vermicelli pasta.
Chèvre (fromage de): goat (goat's-milk cheese).
Chevreau: young goat.
Chevreuil: young roe buck or roe deer; venison.

First, it is clear that he is already familiar with lasagne and vermicelli and other pastas from his descriptions of the various alimentary pastes he encounters in the East.

Fideos - Vermicelli. Thin pasta
Flan - Baked custard with caramel coating
Flauta - Beans, specifically pinto beans that are grown
Gallina - Hen
Garbanzo - Chickpea
Gazpacho - Cold, spicy tomato and vegetable soup
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Some companies produce harusame noodles under the name 'Japanese vermicelli' or 'harusame sai fun.' A package of harusame noodles will typically contain several bundles of the noodles, which take the form of long flat or rounded rods.

8 ounce package rice vermicelli noodles, cooked according to package instructions
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Mee Siam: Stir fried rice and vermicelli with tofu, shrimp, and bean sprout in a spicy Thai chili sauce and sprinkled with ground peanuts.
Mëlci Te Furrës (Albanian): Baked liver
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Macaroni - A general name for the pastas which are made into various shapes and sizes, as spaghetti, linguini, vermicelli, etc.; actually tubular-shaped pasta.

They can also be soaked to use in stir-fries and soups. Thicker varieties are called rice sticks. Find in Asian markets; substitute vermicelli or capellini for thin rice noodles, linguine or fettuccine for thicker rice sticks.

badaami kheer [बादामी à¤-ीर], a rather liquid almond custard flavoured with saffron or rose water. Other types of kheer may contain rice, semolina or thin noodles (vermicelli).

Mei Fun: thin rice noodles similar to vermicelli
Mein: thin wheat noodles
Mongolian Beef: sliced beef stir-fried with garlic, soy sauce, and scallions
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vermicelliLiterally translating as "little worms", it is the name for very thin spaghetti, less than a tenth of an inch thick, well loved in southern Italy.

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