Rosto refers to one of the popular dishes from Gibraltar that is made from local pasta, like a macaroni cooked with tomato sauce, along with beef or pork, carrots, mushrooms and some other vegetables. Before serving, Rosto is topped with a cheese (grating cheese is a must like "queso de bola") in grated form.

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