Manicotti Definition

mănĭ-kŏtē
manicotti
noun
Pasta in large-sized tubes.
American Heritage
Pasta in the form of long, broad tubes, usually boiled, stuffed with cheese, and baked with a tomato sauce.
Webster's New World

Origin of Manicotti

  • Italian pl. of manicotto muff from manica sleeve from Latin manicae sleeves from manus hand man-2 in Indo-European roots

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

  • Italian muffs

    From Wiktionary

Manicotti Sentence Examples

  • Yes, I was approaching this like a marinara, but as I said to Chefette, enchiladas are just a variation of manicotti and manicotti are served with marinara.

  • I really do enjoy my mango cheesecake and eggplant manicotti, though, and no one else has my recipes or techniques.

  • There are a number of recipes that offer an alternative to favorite foods not allowed on the Atkins diet, including manicotti and gnocchi, cheesecake, and various pies and other desserts.

  • The menu includes items such as fried calamari, manicotti and countless other pastas.

  • The restaurant is open for lunch and dinner; its menu features cold and hot appetizers, soup, salads and pasta dishes such as penne, linguini with red or white clam sauce, fussilli romana with pink sauce, cavatelli with broccoli, manicotti and ravioli.

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Words Starting With

MMAMAN

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ITITTI

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