Marzano

Proper noun

Meaning

Marzano (plural Marzanos)

A surname from Italian.

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Currently on the menu are Wisconsin Cheese Curds with San Marzano sauce and Spanish toast; BBQ meatballs; Italian Meatball & Mozzarella Panini with Marinara sauce; Lester's Panini. Source: Internet

It's a lot of work, but when you can go down to your cellar in the depths of winter and pull out a jar of chopped, super-ripe San Marzano tomatoes to make a pasta sauce of great flavour, that’s a real blessing — as well as great eating. Source: Internet

The members of this family were also the only inhabitants of this island (whose land is owned partly by the Marzano family in Rome, and partly by a NATO military base) that had been abandoned in the 1730s because of North-African piracy in the area. Source: Internet

“I’ve spoken with our coaches,” Taylor told Gilbert Marzano of the Orange County Register on Sunday. Source: Internet

“Kids need school to socialize and to learn and to develop,” says elementary school teacher Isabella Marzano, with daughters Olivia, left, and Zoé. Source: Internet

If you’re lucky, San Marzano tomatoes come from near Naples, Italy. Source: Internet

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