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Italian Food
Italian food is becoming very popular these days. Many
restaurants nowadays serve Italian delicacies with equal fervor
as it is with Chinese and mughalai dishes. The most important
ingredient in the cooking of Italian dishes is Pasta. It is made
from a base of plain flour and readily available all over the
World. In fact the secret of perfect Italian dish is in the
cooking of pasta. If underdone, it tastes doughy and if overdone
it tastes mushy. Seasoning of the dish is another important part
of Italian cooking. Cheese is an important ingredient of Italian
cuisine. The varieties of cheese range from the harder and
heavier parmesan to the light and soft ricotta or mozzarella.
Olive oil is another important ingredient in Italian cooking.
This imparts a special flavors and aroma to the food. The best
quality is the oil in its pure form and will produce excellent
results.
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