pancetta
- noun
- /pænˈtʃɛtə/
- It's pancetta, peas, corn, white wine, you butter and olive oil and cream.
- pancetta and bacon
- sliced pancetta
- wrapped pancetta
It's pancetta, peas, corn, white wine, you butter and olive oil and cream.
- It's pancetta, peas, corn, white wine, you butter and olive oil and cream.
Examples
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Cover the pancetta with another slice of cheese and top with the bread, buttered side facing up.
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When pancetta and chorizo are toasted, add tomatoes.
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Toss with crisp pancetta or bacon; serve.
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For lunch I'm having chicken, pancetta, salad with red pepper dressing, Diet Coke and a water.
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Lay the slices of pancetta on a greased cookie sheet.
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When I was an apprentice chef, we would brush pancetta (Italian bacon) with melted honey and then bake it.
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The hot pasta gently cooks the egg mixture, resulting in a silken sauce to which small morsels of pancetta cling.
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Sauté onion, garlic, pancetta, and chorizo in a tall saucepan with extra virgin olive oil.
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Arguably the best pizza place in town (and no, it's not deep dish), this teeny tiny spot keeps it simple with a few choice pizza offerings (toppings like pancetta, crimini mushrooms, and fresh cream).
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In a medium saucepan over medium heat, cook the pancetta until crisp.
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Etymology
Pancetta comes from Italian: it comes from pancia, which means 'belly', plus the ending -etta, meaning 'small'. So pancetta is literally 'little belly', which helps you remember it is cured pork made from the pig's belly, often used like bacon.