A) It is used to preserve the pasta for longer storage. B) It emulsifies the sauce and enhances flavor. C) It acts as the primary source of nutrition. D) It is used to thicken the tomato sauce base.
A) Crushed peanuts and parsley. B) Blue cheese and red onion. C) Parmesan or Pecorino romano cheese and black pepper. D) Fresh basil and pine nuts.
A) In the early 1950s. B) In the early 21st century. C) Around the 1980s. D) During the late 1990s.
A) Luigi Franzese. B) Ugo Tognazzi. C) Roberto Serrini. D) Hervé This.
A) Sugo alla russa. B) Disco Sauce. C) Pasta all'infuriata. D) Penne à la Russia.
A) Penne à la Russia. B) Pasta all'infuriata. C) Parma rosa. D) Penne alla bolognese.
A) A cheese distributor. B) A tomato canning company. C) A pasta manufacturer. D) A vodka company.
A) The History of Italian Pasta. B) Vodka and Tomato Sauce. C) Disco Sauce: The True Story of Penne Alla Vodka. D) The 1980s Disco Dish.
A) Only a small drop. B) None of it. C) All of it. D) Half or more.
A) Parma rosa or rosatella. B) Sugo alla russa. C) Penne à la Russia. D) Pasta all'infuriata.
A) Bacon or guanciale. B) Chicken or shrimp. C) Tofu or mushrooms. D) Sausage or pepperoni.
A) Moscow. B) New York City. C) Rome. D) Bologna.
A) Pasta carbonara. B) Pasta all'arrabbiata. C) Pasta alla bolognese. D) Lasagna.
A) Garlic. B) Capers. C) Lemon juice. D) Soy sauce.
A) Polish vodka with chili. B) Italian grape vodka. C) American potato vodka. D) Russian vodka with lemon. |