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Culinary Arts: Pasta 25-1

Taylor

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3.thin, round strands
6.a container with small holes in the bottom for rinsing and draining food
7.shaped like shells
8.flat, long, 1/4 inch wide noodles
11.narrow 1-inch tubes, short length, curved
12.stuffed squares, rounds, or triangles of pasta
14.fine, solid, strand-like pasta, thinner than spaghetti
17.this type of flour, comes from a hard-grain wheat flour that is high in protein
20.Japanese noodles similar in appearance to egg pasta
21.another name for farfalle pasta
22.thin, flattened spaghetti about 1/8 inch
23.this type of pasta cooks the quickest
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1.short to medium sized hollow tubes cut diagonally
2.to test pasta for doneness you may cut through the pasta with a ________
4.another name for capellini pasta
5.medium sized hollow tubes, cut straight or angled
7.stuffed pasta similar to manicotti
9.long or short ribbons with spinach, tomato, or other flavorings
10.the surface of dried pasta should look _______ or be marked by small pits or scars
13.flat, wide noodles that are squeezed in the center to resemble bow ties
15.wide, flat noodles with rippled edges
16.corkscrew-shaped twists
18.small, rice-shaped pasta
19."tender to the tooth"

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