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aceto di vino

/ah-CHEH-toh dee VEE-noh/
[Italian]

Wine vinegar, usually made from high quality wines and taking about 18 months to produce. Many households keep their own wine vinegar in a special bottle for wine dregs. A small piece of pasta is added which turns it to vinegar.

aceto di vino bianco

/ah-CHEH-toh dee VEE-noh BYAHN-koh/
[Italian]

White wine vinegar

aceto di vino rosso

/ah-CHEH-toh dee VEE-noh ROHS-soh/
[Italian]

Red wine vinegar

aceto di vino rosso invecchiato

/ah-CHEH-toh dee VEE-noh ROHS-soh een-vehk-KYAH-toh/
[Italian]

Aged red wine vinegar.

aceto dolce

/ah-CHEH-toh DOL-cheh/
[Italian]

A sweet and sour mix of fruit and vegetables pickled with mustard seeds in white wine vinegar and honey and chiefly used as an appetiser. It also describes the honeyed vinegar in which the pickle is made.

aceto modenese

/ah-CHEH-toh moh-deh-NEH-seh/
[Italian]

Balsamic vinegar

aceto ordinario

/ah-CHEH-toh ohr-dee-NAH-ryoh/
[Italian]

"Ordinary vinegar.". This only takes about six months to produce, unlike, say, aceto divino which can take up to 18 months or aceto balsamico which can take years.

acetosa

/ah-cheh-TOH-sah/
[Italian]

Sorrel, commonly used in salads and soups.

acetosella

/ah-cheh-toh-SEHL-lah/
[Italian]

Acetosella is usually used to mean sorrel (Rumex acetosa) but is more properly wood sorrel (Oxalis acetosella), which is midler.

acetosita

/ah-cheh-toh-see-TAH/
[Italian]

Sourness. Vinegariness.