Frische Agnolotti mit Lachs-Füllung, rund und hell, Sassella, 500 g

Frische Agnolotti mit Lachs-Füllung, rund und hell, Sassella, 500 g

Marsoni

M251S

$10.41

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Frische Agnolotti mit Lachs-Füllung, rund und hell, Sassella, 500 gDieses geschtzte Produkt ergnzt das Feinkost Angebot um eine flexible Komponente fr Kche und Gastronomie. Einfach in heisses Wasser geben und ca. 6 7 Minuten sanft kochen lassen. Wenn die Nudeln an der Wasseroberflche schwimmen, sind sie "al dente". Agnolotti mit Lachs Fllung knnen Sie mit einer Bechamel , Kse oder Fischsauce geniessen.

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012