Definition: The word "fornarina" can refer to a variety of things in Italian cuisine, but it is most often used to describe the method or process by which ingredients are seasoned or prepared before cooking. 1. Spaghetti Fornarina: This type of pasta is typically made by adding salted meat (such as ground beef) and spices to the boiling water that the spaghetti is cooked in. The result is a flavorful dish with a slightly sweet and salty taste. 2. Beef Fornarina: In this method, the beef is ground into a fine powder and then mixed with garlic, onion, herbs, salt, pepper, and olive oil. This creates a tender, juicy meat that adds flavor to the pasta. 3. Chicken Fornarina: Forcing chicken is similar to making spaghetti fonnarina but using bones instead of water. The bone broth from the chicken is added first before cooking the meat and spices are then added later. 4. Fish Fornarina: This method involves deep-frying fish pieces or fillets, which can be seasoned with herbs, garlic, and other ingredients. The oil is heated to a high temperature and the fish is battered and fried until golden brown. 5. Meatballs Fornarina: This method combines meatballs with herbs, spices, salt, and pepper. The meatballs are then deep-fried or baked until they become crispy and tender. Each of these methods adds unique flavors to pasta dishes.

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