Manicotti Vs Stuffed Shells: The Difference Between Filled Pastas
Manicotti and stuffed shells are probably the two most popular types of filled pastas, but what is it exactly that sets one apart from the other?
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Manicotti and stuffed shells are probably the two most popular types of filled pastas, but what is it exactly that sets one apart from the other?
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