what is the difference between italian and homestyle meatballs?
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Italian meatballs are famously served in a bright, tangy, often chunky tomato sauce (marinara to the layman) whereas Swedish meatballs are cooked in a rich, roux-based, creamy gravy made with beef or bone broth and sour cream (or sometimes heavy cream).
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The biggest difference between salami and pepperoni is that salami is a cured sausage, which is made from fermented and air-dried meat, whereas pepperoni is an American variety of salami, which is usually made from cured pork and beef mixed in together.
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Made with Gardein's exceptional blend of natural vegan ingredients, these meatballs have the taste and texture you remember, but without the animal by-products, cholesterol and saturated fat. Make yourself a healthy protein-packed spaghetti dinner to remember.
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American pizza usually has a thicker crust, more tomato sauce and aged mozzarella cheese. Italian has a thin crust, fresh mozzarella and less tomato sauce. They have different topping.
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As nouns the difference between mostaccioli and ziti is that mostaccioli is a type of penne pasta which resembles ziti while ziti is a type of penne pasta which resembles mostaccioli.
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The most common addition to meatballs is breadcrumbs. Breadcrumbs help bind the meat together, however, believe it or not, it is actually better to make meatballs without breadcrumbs. Rather than using breadcrumbs, slices of white bread are far superior.
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Cannellini beans can also be labeled as white kidney beans or Italian kidney beans, adding to the confusion. ... Great Northern beans have a grainier texture but a delicate flavor. Their flesh is less creamy, and takes on the flavor of whatever they're cooked with (similar to tofu).
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Most types of chorizo are made of pork; Italian sausages are made of pork or other meats. Most chorizos are quite coarsely ground, if not chopped; Italian sausage is much more often ground pretty fine. ... Italian sausages often are allowed to ferment, chorizo is not.
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r/NoStupidQuestions. What's the difference between Italian dressing and Zesty Italian dressing? Often zesty Italian is the zingier, orange version and regular Italian is the white creamy version. Different flavours.
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It doesn't help that the Italians often call them by interchangeable names. But they are only cousins – not siblings – and they are different in gluten content, texture, and taste. That al dente quality of spelt is what makes us love it in grain salads, while farro is much better for risotto-like soft hot dishes.
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To sum up, Italian flours allow the cook to choose both the composition (gluten or protein content) and how finely ground the flour is. Italian flour grades are simply more specialized, thereby providing the cook with more choice!
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Healthier, relatively speaking, than the greasy Philly cheesesteak. Most Italian beef stands uses the leaner top round cut that's roasted, not griddled with oil.
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Italian-style tomatoes are canned with herb sprigs (usually basil) and can be whole, diced, or crushed. Use them in place of regular canned tomatoes in Italian recipes.
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Fresh mozzarella is sold in several different sizes. Mozzarella balls are about the size of a small orange. Bocconcini cheese is formed in slightly smaller balls (about the size of an egg). Ciliegine mozzarella is smaller still, about the size of a cherry.
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North American-style Italian dressing, and especially Creamy Italian, which consists of the same ingredients, but with buttermilk or mayonnaise added to make it creamy, is not acceptable to the Italian palate. ... Caesar Dressing is much more American than Italian.
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Texture. Both these salami fall under the category of dry sausages and have a firm texture. Hard salami, as the name suggests, is firmer and drier than Genoa salami and is slightly chewy. The fat content in Genoa salami is high, and it has a greasier texture.