1
The ordinary needs of life-cigars, matches, maccheroni and so forth: there were none of them.
2
The 14th-Century poet Boccaccio set his maccheroni (pasta) eaters on a mountain of the cheese.
3
Why should I bother about to-morrow's maccheroni?
4
Maccheroni is simply a type of short, tube-like pasta.
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Signorina Maccheroni sums up this complex phenomenon as follows:
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The word 'macaroni' has meant different things to different people over time.
2
He will pay the usher in macaroni, and the barrister in jests.
3
Break the macaroni in small pieces and boil it for 20 minutes.
4
Cook one-half pound of macaroni as given in the method of preparing.
5
All at once Timmy exclaimed in his shrill voice:- Ilikemacaroni cheese.
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Is macaroni cheese classic comfort food, or bland pap for Victorian palates?
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A little sago or macaroni is generally added and cooked in this.
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Yeah, I did hope, he admitted, poking sadly at his congealed macaroni.
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After the fowl have been singed and cleaned, stuff with the macaroni.
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Arrange the macaroni round the dish as a border, and serve hot.
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When tender add the macaroni cut into finger lengths, and the cheese.
12
Be particular about this, as underdone macaroni is not a pleasant dish.
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He was most touched-touchedto the heart, that they liked the macaroni.
14
To the clear soup may be added macaroni, noodles or any vegetables.
15
She had worn their macaroni necklaces too, and everything they gave her.
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However, O Hiyaku, there will be all the more macaroni for you.
