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Terms in Italian 1491-1500 of 10470

biètola

/bee-EH-toh-lah/
[Italian]

Beetroot leaves or Swiss chard.

bietola all'agro

/BYEH-toh-lah ahl-LAH-groh/
[Italian]

Beetroot leaves or chard sautéed with garlic and dressed with lemon juice and oil.

bietola bianca

/bee-EH-toh-lah BYAHN-kah/
[Italian]

Spinach beet or mangel wurzel (US: Mangold), similar to Swiss chard. The leaves can be prepared in the same way as spinach, the stems like cardoon. It also means Chinese leaves.

bietola di coste

/bee-EH-toh-lah dee KOH-steh/
[Italian]

Spinach beet or mangel wurzel (US: Mangold), similar to Swiss chard. The leaves can be prepared in the same way as spinach, the stems like cardoon.

bietole

/bee-EH-toh-leh/
[Italian]

Beetroot leaves. Sometimes is used for chard or spinach beet.

bietole all'aglio e pomodoro

/bee-EH-toh-leh ahl-AHL-lyoh eh poh-moh-DOH-roh/
[Italian]

Beetroot with garlic and tomatoes.

bietole rosse

/byeh-TOH-leh ROHS-seh/
[Italian]

Beetroot (US: beets). Also refers to the leaves, or tops.

bietoline

/bee-eh-toh-LEE-neh/
[Italian]

A spinach or beet-like leaf vegetable. It has long, thin leaves and a slim, tender stalk.

Biferno

/bee-FEHR-noh/
[Italian]

A DOC red, white or rosé wine from Molise.

biga

/BEE-gah/
[Italian]

The starter for bread consisting of a piece of dough left over (or kept especially) from the previous baking, used to ferment a new dough. Some are used in an unbroken line for many years, adding depth and complexity to the resulting bread, Biga may also refer to saltless sponges or risen doughs used to make bread, whether or not it is kept to make a starter.