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Terms in Italian 1391-1400 of 10470

beccaccia alla norcina

/beh-KAH-chyah ahl-lah nohr-CHEE-nah/
[Italian] plural beccacce alla norcina

"Woodcock in the style of Norcia." A dish of woodcock stuffed, as woodcock often is, with its own entrails, herbs and truffles and then roasted on a spit.

beccaccia alla ternana

/beh-KAH-chyah ahl-lah tehr-NAH-nah/
[Italian] plural beccacce alla ternana

Beccaccia alla ternana is an Italian dish of woodcock served on fried bread which has been spread with the entrails.

beccac(c)ino

/behk-kah-CHEE-noh/
[Italian] plural beccac(c)ini

"Little beak." Snipe, of which there are several kinds. The finest part of the bird is reputed to be the brain. Best in autumn (US: fall), they are usually roasted.

beccafico

/behk-kah-FEE-koh/
[Italian] plural beccafichi

Figpecker. Figeater. A small migratory bird very similar to the blackcap. They are usually threaded on skewers and grilled. The main reason for their great popularity is that, as their name implies, they feed on figs, sweetening their flesh and giving them a desirable plumpness.

beccafichi al nido

/behk-kah-FEE-kee/
[Italian]

A Ligurian dish of figpeckers baked on large mushrooms.

beccafico/beccaficu

/beh-kah-FEE-koh/
[Italian] plural beccafichi

Figpecker. Figeater. A small migratory bird very similar to the blackcap. They are usually threaded on skewers and grilled. The main reason for their great popularity is that, as their name implies, they feed on figs, sweetening their flesh and giving them a desirable plumpness.

beccafico

/beh-kah-FEE-koh/
[Italian] plural beccafichi

A Sardinian word for stuffed. More commonly it means game birds.

beccaficu

/beh-kah-FEE-koo/
[Italian]

A Sicilian dish of sardines, either stuffed and baked or breaded and fried.

becco

/BEH-koh/
[Italian] plural becchi

A colloquialism for ham.

beccute

/behk-KOO-teh/
[Italian]

Maize flour cakes from the Marche made with pine nuts and sultanas.