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Terms in Italian 1091-1100 of 10470

arrosto morto

/ahr-ROH-stoh MOHR-toh/
[Italian]

Pot roast of veal, chicken or feathered game with oil and garlic.

arrosto segreto

/ahr-ROH-stoh seh-GREH-toh/
[Italian]

Sardines and herbs cooked in a covered, or 'secret', dish.

arrosto vecchio piemonte

/ahr-ROH-stoh VEH-kyoh pyeh-MOHN-teh/
[Italian]

A beef sirloin beaten until it is thin, covered with a slice of ham and béchamel sauce, wrapped in pastry and baked.

arrotolato/arrotolata

/ahr-roh-toh-LAH-toh/
[Italian] plural arrotolati/arrotolate

Rolled up

arsella

/ahr-SEHL-lah/
[Italian] plural arselle

The name for tellin or wedge shell in Genoa, Tuscany and Sardinia. It is about the size of a mussel, as which it will sometimes be translated. Generally eaten raw.

arselle alla maniera di Vasto

/SEHL-leh ahl-lah mahn-YEH-rah dee VAHS-toh/
[Italian]

A dish from Abruzzo of onions, garlic and chilli, white wine, tomato purée and clam juice, with poached, shelled clams. It is served with toasted garlic bread slices.

arselle al pomodoro e basilico

/ahr-SEHL-leh ahl poh-moh-DOH-roh eh bah-SEE-lee-koh/
[Italian]

Clams shelled and poached in a sauce of tomatoes with the juice, onions, garlic and basil.

arsumà

/ahr-soo-MAH/
[Italian]

Arsumà is a dessert from Piedmont made from eggs beaten with sugar, dry white wine added, rather similar to zabaione.

artemisia

/ahr-teh-MEE-syah/
[Italian]

Absinthe. Wormwood. Mugwort.

articiocca

/ahr-tee-CHYOH-kah/
[Italian] plural articiocche

A name for an artichoke in Liguria.