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Veneto is one of the 20 regions of Italy. Its population is about five million, ranking fourth in Italy. The region's capital is Venice while the biggest city is Verona.
Featured Dishes from Italy
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Spizzulus
Pasta from Sardinia
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Stelle
Small star-shaped pasta
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Stellette
Small star-shaped pasta, used in soups, broth, consommé and vegetable creams
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Stelline
Star-shaped pasta
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Stortini
Smaller version of elbow macaroni
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Strapponi
Strips of pasta ripped from a sheet, from Tuscany
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Strettine
Pasta made with wheat flour, nettles and eggs, from Emilia-Romagna
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Stringozzi
Rectangular and wide pasta that resembles shoelaces, commonly served with black truffle or porcini mushrooms, from Umbria
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Strozzapreti
Rolled stick pasta that is similar to Sicilian casarecce, commonly served with seafood sauce or bolognese sauce, from Emilia-Romagna
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Su Filindeu
Extremely rare pasta made of thinly pulled and folded dough which is laid in the sun to dry, from Sardinia
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Tacconelle
Small square sheet-like pasta from Abruzzo
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Tacui
Pasta from Liguria
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Tagliatelle
Ribbons of egg-based pasta, generally narrower than fettuccine, from Molise and Piedmont
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Tagliolini
Pasta that is a thinner version of tagliatelle, from Liguria and Piedmont
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Tajarin
Pasta from Piedmont
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Tempesta
Small dot-shaped pasta, used in soups and broths
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Testaroli
Ancient pasta baked on a flat cooking surface or pan, from Tuscany
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Tirache trevigiane
Pasta from Veneto
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Toppe
Pasta from Tuscany
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Torchio
Torch-shaped pasta, commonly served with thick sauces
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Tortelli
Square sheet of pasta folded into a triangle or discus folded into half-circle, with both extremities subsequently joined to form a ring shape. Sweet variations can be found, from northern Italy
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Tortellini
Triangle pasta with pinched ends with a filling of pork oil, prosciutto, mortadella and parmesan, from Emilia-Romagna
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Tortelloni
Round or rectangular pasta similar to tortelli but larger filled with vegetables, cheese or aromatic herbs, commonly served with thick or chunky sauces or butter sauce, from Emilia-Romagna
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Tortiglioni
Short ridged tube pasta that is larger than rigatoni, commonly serve with meat sauces or creamy sauces
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Traghetti
Pasta from Abruzzo
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Treccioni
Coiled pasta from Campania
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Trenette
Thin ribbon pasta that is ridged on one side, slightly thicker than linguine, commonly served with pesto or seafood sauce, from Liguria
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Trenne
Triangular tube pasta, served with thick sauces or used in casseroles, from Abruzzo
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Tripoline
Thick ribbon pasta ridged on one side, commonly served with tomato or seafood sauce, from southern Italy
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Tripolini
Small bow tie-shaped egg pasta with rounded edges, used in vegetable and legume soups, larger varieties are sometimes called farfalle tonde
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Troccoli
Thick pasta similar to spaghetti, from Apulia
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Trofie
Thin twisted pasta made of durum wheat and water, commonly served with pesto sauce. Trofie bastarde are made with chestnut flour. From Liguria
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Trottole
Curled ring pasta, served with thick or thin sauces
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Tuffoli
Ridged rigatoni pasta from Marche
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Tufoli
Smooth tube-shaped pasta, served with meat sauces, vegetable sauces and used in casseroles
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Vermicelli
A traditional pasta that is thinner than spaghetti, commonly served with tomato or vegetable sauces, from southern Italy
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Vermicelloni
Thick and large pasta, commonly served with meat sauces, from southern Italy
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Vesuvio
Corkscrew-shaped pasta from Campania
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Ziti
Long, narrow hose-like tubes larger than mezzani or bucatini, used in timballo and casseroles, from Campania and Sicily
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