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Terms in Italian 1791-1800 of 10470

braciola di montone

/brah-CHYOH-lah dee mohn-TOH-nee/
[Italian] plural braciole di montone

Mutton chop

braciola

/brah-CHYOH-lah/
[Italian] plural braciole

Rib steaks, chops, cutlets, escalopes, including the rib roast. The former may be of beef, mutton, lamb or pork and all are good for grilling. Braciole actually means 'shoulder chop'. Braciola often describes a dish similar to beef olives. It can also mean a veal escalope with Madeira sauce.

braciole di costa

/brah-CHYOH-leh dee KOH-stah/
[Italian]

Prime rib region of beef.

braciole di lombo

/brah-CHYOH-leh dee LOHM-boh/
[Italian]

The lumbar steaks of beef.

braciole di sottospalla

/brah-CHYOH-leh dee soht-toh-SPAHL-lah/
[Italian]

Sirloin steak. A beef cut taken from the back of the neck and shoulder consisting of the meat around thoracic vertebrae after the shoulder is cut away.

bracioletta (ripiene)

/brah-chyoh-LEHT-teh ree-PYEH-nee/
[Italian] plural braciolette (ripiene)

A small slice of meat such as might be used to make veal birds or paupiettes. A slice of veal might be stuffed with a slice of ham, Parmesan cheese, pine nuts and sultanas, rolled and secured with a skewer.

bracioletta

/brah-chyoh-LEHT-tah/
[Italian] plural braciolette

Small chop, cutlet.

braciolette alla scottadito

/brah-chyoh-LEHT-tee ahl-lah skoh-tah-DEE-toh/
[Italian]

A dish from Lazio of grilled lamb cutlets eaten with the fingers while the meat is still piping hot. The cutlets should be blackened on the outside and still pink on the inside.

bracioletta d'abbacchio

/brah-chyoh-LEHT-teh dahb-BAHK-kyoh/
[Italian]

Grilled unweaned, milk-fed lamb chops

braciolette di carne macinata

/brah-chyoh-LEHT-tah dee KAHR-neh mah-kee-NAH-tah/
[Italian]

Patty made from minced (US: ground) meat threaded onto skewers with slices of bread and baked.