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>>>Parmesan cheese, Hard cheese, rich sharp flavor.
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>>>Parmigiana, is a term used describing food that is made or cooked with
>>>Parmesan Cheese.
>>>Bob
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>> In Italian the cheese is called parmesiano (strictly
>> parmesiano-reggiano).

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> Sorry. No. Parmigiano is the Italian name for the cheese. Or
> Parmigiano-Reggiano
>
> Parmigiana means a female from Parma or foods cooked in the style of
> Parma.
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> Pastorio


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