marinara
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- noun
- /ˌmɛrəˈnɑːrə/
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salsa marinara
- I am making marinara and alas... ...I have run out of tomatoes.
- marinara sauce
- spaghetti marinara
- pasta with marinara
And you can get the honey mustard and marinara and you mix those together.
- And you can get the honey mustard and marinara and you mix those together.
- Chicken with a shit load of cheese on top and marinara sauce on the side.
- And so you're going to have some whole grain pasta with marinara sauce.
- There's a tan dough for the crust, a red dough for the marinara sauce, and white dough for some mozzarella cheese.
- We'll all be sucking marinara through a straw on Zoom.
- Maybe you need to fill your jowls with that marinara own crust and queso.
- Down goes this guy is a whole marinara flag.
Examples
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His favorite of all time is any kind of spaghetti or pasta with marinara sauce, right?
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After sinking this forkful into the marinara, I guided it into my mouth, which was salivating in anticipation.
Blog text (16) -
Do you have any marinara sauce?
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I'll just have the pasta with marinara.
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Add the marinara sauce to the meat and stir to combine.
Blog text (20) -
They'll wind up making a great marinara sauce.
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And so you're going to have some whole grain pasta with marinara sauce.
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Here is our holiday wreath pizza with our marinara sauce and all the yummy toppings.
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As its digital timer flicked slowly down past five minutes, the aroma of marinara sauce permeated the air.
Fiction book (1995) -
Would you like spaghetti with marinara sauce or meat sauce?
Synonyms
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A spicy Italian tomato sauce used on pasta or seafood
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Etymology
The word marinara comes from Italian and originally meant 'sailor', sharing the same root as English marine, which means 'of the sea'. A helpful way to remember it is to imagine sailors making a quick tomato, garlic and herb sauce on their ships, which is why marinara is the simple tomato sauce we now use on pasta and pizza.