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Terms in Italian 1801-1810 of 10470

braciolette di manzo

/brah-chyoh-LEHT-teh dee MAHN-tsoh/
[Italian]

Sirloin steak beaten until thin and then layered with any of a number of fillings, which might include pancetta, onions and garlic, or pine nuts and raisins. It is then rolled and grilled.

braciolette di melanzane ripiene

/brah-chyoh-LEHT-teh dee meh-lahnTSAH-neh ree-PYEH-nee/
[Italian]

Aubergine (US: eggplant) and pancetta threaded onto a skewer and grilled.

braciolettina

/brah-chyoh-leht-TEE-nee/
[Italian] plural braciolettine

Thin slices of beef are rolled around any of a number of stuffings including raisins and pine nuts with a little cheese and salami, or pancetta, onions and garlic. They are then threaded onto a skewer and cooked.

braciolina

/brah-chyoh-LEE-nah/
[Italian] plural bracioline

Small lamb cutlets. It also describes beef olives stuffed with chopped pork or sausage.

bracioline alla napoletana

/brah-chyoh-LEE-neh ahl-lah nah-poh-leh-TAH-nah/
[Italian]

A thin slice of beef stuffed with prosciutto, hard boiled eggs and cheese, rolled and simmered in a tomato sauce.

bracioline all'urbinate

/brah-chyoh-LEE-neh ahl-loor-bee-NAH-teh/
[Italian]

A thin slice of beef stuffed with ham and sausage, rolled and braised in white wine.

bracioline d'agnello

/brah-chyoh-LEE-neh dah'NYEHL-loh/
[Italian]

Lamb cutlets beaten and rolled around a stuffing of chopped pancetta, garlic and onions.

braciolone

/brah-chyoh-LEE-nee/
[Italian]

A Sicilian dish of a Lenten version of pasticcion di Sostanza, a chicken pie made with braised chicken, herbs and tomatoes, layered with giblets and sausage with cinnamon and cloves, over which is laid a short crust pastry lid. It is then baked. It also describes small lamb cutlets. These are known as braciole in the south.

braciuola

/brah-chyoo-OH-lah/
[Italian] plural braciuole

This actually means "shoulder chop" but usually describes a dish similar to beef olives and consists of a thin slice of meat wrapped around a stuffing of, for example, prosciutto, pine nuts and Parmesan cheese, with parsley. It may be cooked in tomato sauce or fried in oil. These are known as bracioloni in the north. It is also rib steak, chop, escalope.

bragaldo

/brah-GHAHL-dee/
[Italian] plural bragaldi

A dialect word of uncertain place of origin for the Caesar's mushroom. Excellent raw in salads or grilled, stuffed or used as a garnish.