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marinara

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ma·ri·na·ra  (mr-nr, mär-när)
adj.
Being or served with a sauce of tomatoes, onions, garlic, and spices: spaghetti marinara.
n.
Marinara sauce.

[Italian (alla) marinara, in sailor style, feminine of marinaro, of the sea, sailor, from marino, marine; see marina.]
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Noun1.marinara - sauce for pastamarinara - sauce for pasta; contains tomatoes and garlic and herbs
pasta sauce, spaghetti sauce - any of numerous sauces for spaghetti or other kinds of pasta


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It comes in two attached pasta trays with individual pouches of marinara and Alfredo sauce.
Starters at Moules a go-go embrace salads, goats'' cheese bruschetta, and fresh steamed Anglesey mussels served in four different ways - marinara, with garlic, onion, celery and white wine; classic with garlic, onion, celery, white wine and cream; with green Thai sauce, and with chorizo and a tomato provenal sauce.
The Pasta al Dente line is available in six distinct varieties including Fettucini Chicken Balsamico, Cavatappi Genovese, Tortellini Romano, Rigatoni Marinara Classico, Rigatoni con Pesce and Penne Chicken Modesto.
 
 
 
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