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pas·ta

 (päs′tə)
n.
1. Unleavened dough, made with wheat or other flour, water, and sometimes eggs, that is molded into any of a variety of shapes and boiled.
2. A prepared dish containing pasta as its main ingredient.

[Italian, from Late Latin, paste, pastry cake; see paste1.]
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pasta

(ˈpæstə)
n
(Cookery) any of several variously shaped edible preparations made from a flour and water dough, such as spaghetti
[Italian, from Late Latin: paste1]
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pas•ta

(ˈpɑ stə; esp. Brit. ˈpæs tə)

n., pl. -tas.
a food preparation of thin, unleavened dough, processed into a variety of forms, as spaghetti or ravioli.
[1870–75; < Italian < Late Latin. See paste]
pas′ta•like`, adj.
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ThesaurusAntonymsRelated WordsSynonymsLegend:
Noun1.pasta - a dish that contains pasta as its main ingredient
dish - a particular item of prepared food; "she prepared a special dish for dinner"
spaghetti - spaghetti served with a tomato sauce
cannelloni - tubular pasta filled with meat or cheese
lasagna, lasagne - baked dish of layers of lasagna pasta with sauce and cheese and meat or vegetables
macaroni and cheese - macaroni prepared in a cheese sauce
2.pasta - shaped and dried dough made from flour and water and sometimes eggpasta - shaped and dried dough made from flour and water and sometimes egg
solid food, food - any solid substance (as opposed to liquid) that is used as a source of nourishment; "food and drink"
bowtie pasta, farfalle - pasta shaped with scalloped edges and pinched in the middle, suggestive of a bow tie
noodle - a ribbonlike strip of pasta
orzo - pasta shaped like pearls of barley; frequently prepared with lamb in Greek cuisine
spaghetti - pasta in the form of long strings
spaghettini - thin spaghetti
tortellini - small ring-shaped stuffed pasta
ziti - medium-sized tubular pasta in short pieces
rigatoni - tubular pasta in short ribbed pieces
fedelline - extremely fine pasta thinner than vermicelli
linguine, linguini - pasta in long slender flat strips
fettuccine, fettuccini - pasta in flat strips wider than linguine
vermicelli - pasta in strings thinner than spaghetti
macaroni - pasta in the form of slender tubes
lasagna, lasagne - very wide flat strips of pasta
penne - pasta in short tubes with diagonally cut ends
cappelletti, ravioli - small circular or square cases of dough with savory fillings
tagliatelle - pasta cut in narrow ribbons
manicotti - large pasta tubes stuffed with chopped meat or mild cheese and baked in tomato sauce
couscous - a pasta made in northern Africa of crushed and steamed semolina
dumpling, dumplings - small balls or strips of boiled or steamed dough
mostaccioli - pasta somewhat resembling little moustaches
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pasta

Types of pasta

agnolotti, bavette, bombolotti, bucatini, cannelloni, cappelletti, cellentani, conchiglie, ditali, farfalle, fettuccine, fettucine, or fettucini, fusilli, gnocchetti, gnocchi, lasagne, lasagnette, linguine, lumache, macaroni, maultaschen, noodles, orecchiette, paglia e fieno, pappardelle, penne, pipe, ravioli, rigatoni, ruote, spaghetti, spätzle or spaetzle, taglioni, tagliatelle, tortellini, tortelloni, tortiglioni, vermicelli, zita or ziti
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بَاسْتَاعَجينة الباستا لِلمَعْكرونه
těstotěstoviny
pasta
pasta
tjestenina
pasta
パスタ
파스타
makaronų tešla
makaronu mīkla
pasta
พาสต้า อาหารจำพวกแป้ง
hamur işimakarna
mì pasta

pasta

[ˈpæstə] Npasta(s) f(pl)
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pasta

[ˈpæstə] npâtes fpl
Pasta is easy to cook → Les pâtes sont faciles à préparer.
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pasta

nTeigwaren pl, → Nudeln pl
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pasta

[ˈpæstə] n (Culin) → pasta
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pasta

(ˈpӕstə) , ((American) ˈpa:-) noun
a dough used in Italian cooking for making spaghetti, macaroni etc. pasta
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pasta

pasta
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pas·ta

n. pasta, preparación de sustancias medicinales gen. para aplicar a la epidermis.
English-Spanish Medical Dictionary © Farlex 2012
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Can I not, like Pasta, Malibran, Grisi, acquire for myself what you would never have given me, whatever might have been your fortune, a hundred or a hundred and fifty thousand livres per annum, for which I shall be indebted to no one but myself; and which, instead of being given as you gave me those poor twelve thousand francs, with sour looks and reproaches for my prodigality, will be accompanied with acclamations, with bravos, and with flowers?
there is Pasta beginning to sing." Becky always made a point of being conspicuously polite to the professional ladies and gentlemen who attended at these aristocratic parties--of following them into the corners where they sat in silence, and shaking hands with them, and smiling in the view of all persons.
However, little has been published to date on the effects of different formulations on the physical properties of cooked pasta. So, scientists at The Ohio State University characterized the mechanical properties and water status of traditional and whole grain pastas at different cooking times.
Bellini's pastas are still delicious and well-made.
"I think people are trying to bring much more to the plate with pasta than they used to," says Cybele Pascal, founder and CEO of Cybele's Free to Eat, which offers superfood veggie pastas that are free from the top eight allergens.
Although a significant number of consumers in the United States say they're interested in more convenient pastas, launches of such products remain low, suggesting that items such as Pronto no-drain pasta could improve sales in the segment, Chicago-based market research firm Mintel reports in its April 2016 "Pasta, Rice & Noodles" Category Insight piece.
Specialty pastas such as spinach and red bean are a trend right now, Laudiero notes, although he cautions that retailers should still focus more on mainstream varieties.
The gluten-free TOLERANT pastas are certified USDA organic, vegan, kosher and non-GMO.
Garofalo's brand shop will highlight the range of pastas they offer, including regular and speciality cuts, whole-wheat organic pasta and children's organic pasta.
Ethephon e adicionado nas pastas vermelhas em teores de cerca de 5% de acordo com Peters e Roberts (1977), Joyce e Drew (1979), Capitani (1982), Garrido (1983), Bucci et al.