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Terms in Italian 1651-1660 of 10470

bocconotti ripieni

/bohk-koh-NOHT-tee ree-PYEH-nee/
[Italian]

A speciality of Bologna, this is a dish of little packets of pasta filled with chicken livers, sweetbreads, truffles and breadcrumbs.

bocconotto

/bohk-koh-NOHT-toh/
[Italian] plural bocconotti

"Big mouthful." Puff pastry shells with a variety of fillings such as bocconotti alla bolognese which has chicken livers, sweetbreads and truffles. In Puglia they are made in half moon shapes. In Abruzzo they are sweet, chocolate and almond sponge cakes, and they can also be sweet pastries filled with cream and jam (US: jelly) and flavoured with Marsala.

bocconotto

/bohk-koh-NOHT-toh/
[Italian] plural bocconotti

"Big mouthful." In Abruzzo they are sweet, chocolate and almond sponge cakes. They are more commonly puff pastry shells with savoury fillings and they can also be sweet pastries filled with cream and jam (US: jelly) and flavoured with Marsala.

bocconotto

/bohk-koh-NOHT-toh/
[Italian] plural bocconotti

"Big mouthful." In Lazio these are sweet fritters or tarts filled with chocolate, ricotta cheese, candied fruits or jam (US: jelly). It also describes puff pastry shells with a variety of fillings, chocolate and almond sponge cakes or sweet pastries filled with cream and jam (US: jelly), flavoured with Marsala.

bocconotto

/bohk-koh-NOHT-toh/
[Italian] plural bocconotti

"Big mouthful." Sweet pastry filled with cream and jam (US: jelly) and flavoured with Marsala. They are more commonly puff pastry shells with savoury fillings and in Abruzzo they are sweet, chocolate and almond sponge cakes.

boch in chev

/bok in kehv/
[Italian]

Stargazer, a fish common in the Mediterranean. Useful in soups and stews and can be fried. The sharp, spiny dorsal fins must be removed before cooking. The eyes are set right on top of the head, gazing skyward, hence the English name for this fish.

bodoletti

/boh-doh-LEHT-tee/
[Italian]

The name for top shells in the Veneto, particularly in Murano. They are a type of shellfish usually served baked in their shells with oil and bay leaves.

boero

/boh-eh-roh/
[Italian] plural boeri

Chocolates filled with cherries and cherry liqueur.

boga

/BOH-gah/
[Italian] plural boghe

Boops or bogue, an inferior variety of sea bream. These are brightly coloured, silvery yellow, spindle-shaped fish with large eyes abundant in the Mediterranean about 20-30 cm (8-12 inches) long. They are usually used in fish soups or are served grilled.

bogoni

/boh-GOH-nee/
[Italian]

A name for snails in the Veneto.