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Terms in Italian 10071-10080 of 10470

torchio

[Italian]

A special press used for making bigoli, coarse, wholemeal spaghetti.

torciglione

/tohr-chee'LYOH-neh/
[Italian]

A large ring of shortbread dough decorated like a snake. It may also be a smaller shortbread biscuit (US: cookie).

torcinelli

/tohr-chee-NEHL-lee/
[Italian]

A dish from Molise of involtini of lamb intestines or caul fat stuffed with sweetbreads, chopped liver and lights and hard boiled eggs and then roasted. Likely to be seasoned with garlic, parsley and diavolicchio. In slightly different shapes and sizes torcinelli may be called alenoto, marro, gnumerieddi, mazzacorde, and others.

tordela

[Italian]

Mistle thrush

tordo

/TOHR-doh/dee/
[Italian] plural tordi

Wrasse. Ballan wrasse. A very bony fish which provides good flavour for fish soups. It is also a thrush.

tordo

/TOHR-doh/
[Italian] plural tordi

Corkwing. A type of wrasse, a small, bony, marine fish (up to 15 cm (1 ft) in length) which is good in soups. The largest is the peacock wrasse. It is also a thrush.

tordo

/TOHR-doh/dee/
[Italian] plural tordi

Thrush. It is also the fish, wrasse.

tordo occhionero

[Italian]

Corkwing. A type of wrasse, a small, bony, marine fish (up to 15 cm (1 ft) in length) which is good in soups. The largest is the peacock wrasse. It is also a thrush.

Torino

/toh-REE-noh/
[Italian]

Torino is a province and town in Piedmont, a region in the extreme north west of Italy.

Torre Ercolana

/TOHR-reh her-koh-LAH-nah/
[Italian]

This well-regarded red wine is produced in small quantities in Lazio. It is made from Cesanese and Cabernet grapes and should be aged for at least five years.