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Definition of ravioli
ravioli
alsoraviolis
play \-lēz\: pasta in the form of little cases of dough containing a savory filling (as of meat or cheese)
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In one grouping, the diners — of Irish, German, Polish, Mexican, Cambodian and Italian descents — talked about a dumpling being a universal food, with multiple cultures having a version: pierogi, ravioli, empanadas, kreplach.
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In the northwestern valley, for example, mutton dumplings and cottage cheese ravioli are common rural dinners.
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Customer James Williams points out the choice of prepared ravioli selections to his son Brandace Williams at Pasta & Provisions on Providence Road on Wednesday July 8, 2015.
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Larger entrees include Cod Santorini and veal, lamb and ricotta meatball ravioli.
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So far, the company has come up with several recipes, including ravioli with Swedish meatballs (um, yum), salmon with lemon and herbs and shrimp with tomatoes and olives.
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My grandmother was a meat or cheese ravioli person.
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The menu includes 10-herb ravioli, lemon ricotta and American wagyu beef tenderloin.
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The three of us had glasses of Cava and dined on cannoli with puréed cod in béchamel sauce, ravioli and the restaurant’s signature dish, sweet-and-sour rabbit, while watching the Visigoth invaders (tourists) pose for selfies on the bridge.
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Origin and Etymology of ravioli
Italian, from Italian dialect, plural of raviolo, literally, little turnip, diminutive of rava turnip, from Latin rapa — more at rape
RAVIOLI Defined for English Language Learners
ravioli
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noun
Definition of ravioli for English Language Learners
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: pasta that is shaped like a square and is filled with meat, cheese, or vegetables
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