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Meanings of minestrone in English
Portuguese
minestrone Catalan
sopa de verdures Usage of minestrone in English
1
Eventually no more prosciutto and minestrone will be brought to the door.
2
His minestrone is said to have influenced Stravinsky's Concerto in D for Strings.
3
A great way to use them is in soup like this spring greens minestrone.
4
A novel with the fictional density of a good minestrone soup, you would think.
5
He watched Aunt Gina anxiously as she doled out minestrone.
6
Job is not like consommé, clear and bright, but like minestrone, dark and thick.
7
Two minestrone, two prime ribs, ice cream and coffee.
8
Lucrezia took her seat beside Peppi, reached over to the minestrone, and filled her bowl.
9
Progresso's minestrone has almost become a distinct category.
10
With a few commands she requested a bowl of minestrone and a small bottle of mineral water.
11
The minestrone is equally good eaten cold.
12
Toss in some carrots, celery, beans, and pasta, and you've got the beginning of a minestrone soup.
13
Overnight the minestrone will thicken even further.
14
You like minestrone soup and ham sandwiches?
15
If there was one thing she couldn't fault dear old Mom on, it was her minestrone soup.
16
Algae and phytoplankton gave them the colour of a coastal sea dense with vegetable matter, like frigid minestrone.
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