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Giusi wrote:

>>> Pasta, Pasta water, Butter, cheese, pepper, Alfredo anyone?


>> The two recipes are very similar but Alfredo requires "doppio burro",
>> which means that butter is added both before and after placing the
>> noodles in the serving bowl.


> Since when does cacio ever refer to Parmigiano Reggiano?


Since when "fettuccine" refers to "tonnarelli".
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