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Appetizer with NO name....help me find one.

post #1 of 9
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Rigatoni deep fried dipped in a garlic butter sauce, sprinkled with romano cheese and oregano. Too good of a dish to call just fried rigatoni. Any ideas on what to name it?
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post #2 of 9
I guess you couldn't combine "fried" and "rigatoni" and just call it "Frigatoni."

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I'm sorry. I couldn't resist.

How about "Fried Garlic Rigatoni"?

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post #3 of 9
I kike Frigatoni :talk:

Rigatoni Fritto?

Rigatoni Fritto a la Romano?

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post #4 of 9
I have to say, I like Frigatoni!!! LOL :smiles: I'd order it! It sounds like a lively and delectable appetizer -- I think it deserves a fun name! Its a Rigadoon!!!!
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post #5 of 9
Rigatoni frito?

The first time I tried deep-fried pasta was years ago, my first encounter with fried ravioli. When I still ate pasta in quantities, I'd put butter in a skillet and frizzle up plain elbow macaroni for a quick dinner. I'm sure your app would be appealing to me!!! :lips:
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post #6 of 9
Frigatoni has got my vote! :beer:
post #7 of 9
Frigatoni by Frigamo Industries.
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post #8 of 9
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Frigatoni..........I love it :bounce: !! Thank you soooooo much. I think I'll skip the Frigatoni Industries though :crazy: I wanted to change the name so if anyone tries to order it at another italian restaurant nobody will know what they are talking about.
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post #9 of 9
I write my specials for our menu everyday and print them. If we have something new and "hot," that we think will be a keeper and a hit, we'll title it "Name this dish" and describe it. The customers really get into it, they order it (often) and give us suggestions. It gives the dish a lot of exposure.
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