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| | Food: Ingredients: Provolone |
 | | Provolone comes in an incredible number of sizes, shapes and varieties: tronco-conica (a pear-shaped form created when the cheese is hung by a cord to dry), round, spherical, ovular, parallelepiped, and sausage-shaped, to name a few. |
 | | Provolone, on the other hand, is defined as pasta filata housed in a thin, smooth crust, which is golden-yellow in color. |
 | | Provolone makes a wonderful addition to gnocchi, omelets, small tarts, or gratin, and can also be served al naturale over salads dressed with olive oil, salt and pepper. |
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