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Help[Opinions] Re: Primavera
in reply to a message by overtheclouds
As in pasta Primavera? I'm not feeling it. It has a nice enough sound, but I wouldn't use it because of the pasta thing. The Albanian name Pranvera has the same roots and a lovely sound to it though, without that association.
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Hmm, I'd never heard of the pasta, and I don't think it exists in the UK (where I live).
According to Wikipedia it's a North American dish:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pasta_primavera
Pranvera is nice but I think Primavera has a more bright and delicate sound.
According to Wikipedia it's a North American dish:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pasta_primavera
Pranvera is nice but I think Primavera has a more bright and delicate sound.
This message was edited 1/12/2013, 8:32 AM
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It's American/ Canadian? I would have sworn it was Italian.
I like the sound of Primavera better than Pranvera too. If people can use Summer or Autumn as a name, why not Primavera?
I like the sound of Primavera better than Pranvera too. If people can use Summer or Autumn as a name, why not Primavera?
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Apparently it was made by Italian-Americans/Canadians. I don't think it's an authentic Italian dish.
This message was edited 1/12/2013, 2:35 PM
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I read the article. But, before reading it I would have said it's Italian.
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No, I've never heard of it either. And we do eat pasta in Scandinavia! :)
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