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This Italian dish is also popular in Argentina. They call it faina'
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and it is sometimes prepared with onion slices as a topping. A plain
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faina' slice is often used to top a pizza slice, sandwich-style.
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Pour the water into a large heavy pan, then gradually stir in the
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flour. Add salt to taste. Cook over gentle heat for 1 hour, stirring
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frequently and skimming the surface with a slotted spoon
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occasionally; the mixture should be smooth and quite thick.
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Pour the mixture into an oiled roasting pan (preferably a pizza pan)
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and level the surface. Sprinkle the oil over the surface, and arrange
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the onion rings on top, if used.
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Bake in a moderately hot oven (400 F / 200 C) for 30 minutes until
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golden brown. Sprinkle liberally with pepper and serve immediately.
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Modified from "Italian Cooking" edited by Jeni Wright, Cathay Books,
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1984. Typed by Gabi Shahar, June 1996.
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