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Terms in Italian 1231-1240 of 10470

baccello di piselli

/bah-CHEHL-loh dee pee-SEHL-lee/
[Italian] plural baccelli di piselli

Pea pod

baccellone

/bah-chehl-LOH-neh/
[Italian]

"Big pod." A soft cheese made with sheep's milk, similar to ricotta. It is made in spring on farms in the region of Livorno (Leghorn). This cheese is usually eaten with butter beans or broad beans (US: fava beans), baccelli, after which it is named.

bacca di ginepro

/BAHK-kah dee jee-NEH-proh / BAHK-keh dee jee-NEH-proh/
[Italian] plural bacche di ginepro

Juniper berry. The blue-black berry of an evergreen bush which is dried and used in cooking with strongly flavoured foods such as game. Famously they are used in making gin.

bacchette cinesi

/bahk-KEHT-teh chee-NEH-see/
[Italian]

Chopsticks

bacelli

/bah-chehl/
[Italian]

A Tuscan name for butter beans or Lima beans.

baci

/BAH-chee/
[Italian]

"Kisses." Round chocolate, lemon or chocolate-coated almond or hazelnut sweetmeats made with ground and whole nuts. They are individually wrapped in foil decorated with a line from poetry or a romantic proverb. There are particularly well-known versions from Perugia in Umbria.

baci di Assisi

/BAH-kee dee ahs-SEE-see/
[Italian]

"Kisses of Assisi." Almond biscuits (US: cookies).

baca di dama

/BAH-kah dee DAH-mah/
[Italian] plural baci di dama

"Lady's kisses." Almond meringue biscuits (US: cookies) joined with chocolate from Tortona in Piedmont.

bacon affumicato

/bay-kohn ahf-foo-mee-KAH-toh/
[Italian]

Smoked bacon

bacon con uovo al tegamino

/bay-kohn kohn WOH-voh ahl teh-jah-MEE-noh/
[Italian]

Bacon and egg