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What do you do with leftover pasta? Reheat it? Eat it cold straight out of the fridge the next day? No judgment if you do, but since moving to Rome I’ve learned that often the best thing to do with leftover pasta is to make a frittata.
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Milano Centrale is the most beautiful train station I’ve seen in Italy
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Laura is a Rome-based journalist who covers travel, arts and culture, lifestyle, design, food and wine for publications like Travel + Leisure, AFAR, Hemispheres, Architectural Digest, Fodor's, and others.
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