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Parmigiana
 
 
 


Parmigiana, which is shortened from the Italian "alla parmigiana," is a term used to refer to dishes prepared with Parmesan cheese. The most well-known preparations are veal parmigiana and eggplant parmigiana. Each preparation begins by breading and frying the main ingredient and then cooking or baking it in tomato sauce. Parmesan cheese is usually included in the bread-crumb breading but may be used as a topping. Sometimes mozzarella cheese is used as a topping.

 
 
     
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