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- noun A type of
spicy ,spreadable salami fromCalabria
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Examples
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Something similar happened with a pasta dish of paccheri (they're tubular, they're from Naples and, no, I'd never heard of them, either) with burrata, a posh type of Apulian mozzarella, and nduja, a Calabrian sausage.
Restaurant: Tinello, London SW1 John Lanchester 2010
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Mr. Gentile has also added a dish called spaghetti al nero di maiale, for which he tosses blood-blackened noodles with rapini, crumbled 'nduja sausage, garlic and burrata cheese.
The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed CHRIS NUTTALL-SMITH 2011
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One of Terje's specialties is salumi such as the soft, smoky 'nduja, mortadella and finocchiona served at Barbacco.
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One of Terje's specialties is salumi such as the soft, smoky 'nduja, mortadella and finocchiona served at Barbacco.
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One of Terje's specialties is salumi such as the soft, smoky 'nduja, mortadella and finocchiona served at Barbacco.
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Terje's 'nduja, or spreadable salame ($5), is dense, deeper and mustier than the bright-red version salumi rock star
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One of Terje's specialties is salumi such as the soft, smoky 'nduja, mortadella and finocchiona served at Barbacco.
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All that changed last month, with the introduction of locally made 'nduja from Chris Cosentino's
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I first read about 'nduja - a red-hot Italian meat paste that's pronounced "en-DOO-ya" - in
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We nearly always have some dried pasta and a frozen container of leftover beans in the freezer; if I just keep a package of 'nduja around, we'll never lack a quick, weeknight supper.
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