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Alphonse Gabriel Capone (/kəˈpoʊn/ kə-POHN; Italian: [kaˈpoːne];
January 17, 1899 –
January 25, 1947),
sometimes known by the
nickname "Scarface", was...
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abbacchio (abbacchio alla cacciatora), an
Italian preparation of lamb,
capon (
cappone alla cacciatora) or
potatoes (patate alla cacciatora). The
salamini italiani...
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Parmesan cheese, egg, and
nutmeg and
served in
capon broth (in
brodo di
cappone). The
origin of
tortellini is disputed; both
Bologna and Modena, cities...
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Lionel Cappone (born
February 8, 1979) is a
French former professional football player who pla**** as a goalkeeper. Born in Marignane, a
suburb of M****ille...
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including Lolita Lem****, Gai Mattiolo,
Matthew Williamson,
Guglielmo Cappone,
Marina Babini, Yumi
Katsura and
Michiko Koshino. Němcová
gained attention...
- "Abbacchiaro".
Retrieved 3
April 2023. "La
triade golosa del
Natale italiano:
cappone,
abbacchio e capitone". lacucinaitaliana.it (in Italian). 19
December 2020...
- ...,
Newton Compton, 1985, p 206.
Donna Moderna,
Cappelletti marchigiani "Cappelletti in
brodo di
cappone" (in Italian).
Retrieved 16
November 2021....
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Chicago Symphony Orchestra – RCA 1959 – Paul
Tortelier (cello),
Giusto Cappone (viola),
Rudolf Kempe (conductor),
Berlin Philharmonic – HMV, EMI 1961...
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misto - a type of
Italian stew made with veal or beef Barolo-braised meat
Cappone Cervo al
civet - red wine
venison stew
Bruscitti - a type of
minced meat...
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Marco Antonio Gozzadini, Cardinal-Priest of Sant'Eusebio, with
Virgilio Cappone,
Bishop of Mileto, and
Alessandro Bosco,
Bishop of Gerace,
serving as co-consecrators...
