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Terms in Italian 1501-1510 of 10470

bigarani

/bee-gah-REE-nee/
[Italian]

Twisted sweet biscuits (US: cookies) from the Veneto.

bigio

/BEE-jyoh/
[Italian]

"Grey." A dark, coarse, rustic loaf of bread made with a mixture of wholemeal and white flour.

bignè (chou)

/bee-NYEH/
[Italian]

A kind of cream puff or fritter of choux pastry filled with custard cream or zabaione and dredged with icing sugar. A version is eaten on St Joseph's day (19 March) in Rome. There are various flavours and sizes and they are sometimes available plain, unfilled. These are the same as French beignets.

bignè al cioccolato

/bee-NYEH ahl choh-koh-LAH-toh/
[Italian]

A kind of cream puff or fritter of choux pastry filled with dark chocolate.

bignè di San Giuseppe

/bee-NYEH dee san jyoo-SEHP-peh/
[Italian]

A cross between a fritter and a cream puff, but fried, filled with custard cream and dredged with icing sugar. They are eaten to celebrate the feast day of Saint Joseph on 19th March each year.

bignola (chou)

/bee-NYOH-lah (shoo)/
[Italian]

A kind of cream puff or fritter of choux pastry filled with custard cream or zabaione and dredged with icing sugar.

bigolaro

/bee-goh-LAH-roh/
[Italian] plural bigolari

A tool used to make bigoli, a coarse wholemeal pasta.

bigoli

/BEE-goh-lee/
[Italian]

Coarse, home-made, hollow wholemeal spaghetti from Bassano del Grappa in the Veneto in north eastern Italy. It is made using a special press called a torchio. It was traditionally made as one long continuous piece for a meal.

bigoli all'anitra

/BEE-goh-lee ahl-LAH-nee-trah/
[Italian]

Bigoli all'anitra is a dish from the Veneto of bigoli (coarse, home-made, wholemeal spaghetti) with duck ragoût made with the giblets.

bigoli coi rovinazzi

/bee-GHOH-lee koh-ee roh-veen-NAHTS-tsee/
[Italian]

Bigoli coi rovinazzi is a dish from Padua of bigoli, a coarse, wholemeal spaghetti, served with a sauce of giblets and cockscombs flavoured with sage.