Definition of marsala
: a fortified Sicilian wine that varies from dry to sweet and is often used in cooking
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On darker tones, try deep mahogany or rich marsala.
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Other favorites include veal piccata, chicken marsala and cioppino.
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My veal scallopini ala Sorrentino was thickly-crusted and fried veal with a good marsala and mushroom sauce, deliciously caramelized onions, and plenty of cheese.
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After the vows, everyone ate chicken marsala, sausage and peppers, mac and cheese, and a wedding cake.
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Side dishes of seasonal vegetables plucked from Moore’s garden stole the show from the veal marsala ($32).
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Dinner dance at September Early Bird Supper: Dom's Restaurant will be catering a meal of chicken Francaise or chicken marsala.
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The menu consisted of chicken marsala, stuffed flounder, fingerling potatoes and string beans.
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The brunch will feature many other items, including a carving station; chicken marsala and other special main items; an omelet station; and a build-your-own brownie sundae station.
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