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Arancini

Arancini, also known as arancine, are Italian rice balls that are stuffed, coated with breadcrumbs and deep-fried. They are a staple of Sicilian cuisine. The most common arancini fillings are al ragù or al sugo, i.e. filled with ragù (meat or mince, slow-cooked at low temperature with tomato sauce and spices), mozzarella or caciocavallo cheese, and often…

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Alternative names
Arancino (Italian singular form), arancina (Italian singular form), arancine
Main ingredients
Rice, ragù
Place of origin
Italy
Region or state
Sicily
Serving temperature
Hot or warm
Type
Snack, street food

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related to history · 14
Arancini → Academic Annette Condello, Arab, December, In, Italian, Italy, Palermo, Saint Lucy, Saint Lucy's Day, Santa Lucia, Sicily, Syracuse, This, Trapani
related to In popular culture · 6
Arancini → Adelina Cirrinciò, Andrea Camilleri's, In Italian, Inspector Montalbano, Italy, The
related to Ingredients and variations · 6
Arancini → In Naples, In Roman, Many, Sicilian, The, They
related to Etymology · 4
Arancini → In Sicilian, Sicilian, Sicily, The
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Arancini → Arancino (Italian singular form), arancina (Italian singular form), arancine
Main ingredients · 1
Arancini → Rice, ragù
Place of origin · 1
Arancini → Italy
Region or state · 1
Arancini → Sicily
Serving temperature · 1
Arancini → Hot or warm
Type · 1
Arancini → Snack, street food

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AranciniAlternative namesArancino (Italian singular form), arancina (Italian singular form), arancine1.00infobox
AranciniMain ingredientsRice, ragù1.00infobox
AranciniPlace of originItaly1.00infobox
AranciniRegion or stateSicily1.00infobox
AranciniServing temperatureHot or warm1.00infobox
AranciniTypeSnack, street food1.00infobox
Cataniainstance ofparticularly in cities0.80text
Messinainstance ofparticularly in cities0.80text
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Arancinirelated to EtymologySicilian0.60section
Arancinirelated to EtymologyIn Sicilian0.60section
Arancinirelated to EtymologyThe0.60section

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