Orecchiette Pasta With Red Wine Braised Chicken and Aromatic Veg
Asiago, Red Wine, Balsamic Vinegar, Tomatoes, Parsley
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Pronounced oh-reh-KYEH-tay, orecchiette are a small, bowl-shaped pasta from Italy's Puglia region. Orecchiette translates literally to “little ears,” as the Italian word for ear is "orecchio." Orecchiette work well with chunky sauces. More about Orecchiette
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