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Terms in Italian 1851-1860 of 10470

bresaola di cervo

/breh-SAH-oh-lah dee CHEHR-voh/
[Italian]

Venison bresaola from Friuli-Venezia Giulia which is deep red in colour and with a slightly sweet flavour.

Brescia

/BREH-shyah/
[Italian]

Brescia is a province and town of Lombardy, a region in central northern Italy bordering Switzerland along its northern border. Its capital is Milan.

Bresciano

/breh-SHAH-noh/
[Italian]

Bagozzo. A wheel of hard cheese made with cow's milk from Bruno Alpina or Pezzata-Rossa cows similar to Caciotta. It is a grana-type cheese with a grainy, straw yellow paste with some holes and a hard, golden, almost red rind which is dry salted and rubbed with raw linseed oil. It is made on farms in the Valle de Sabia around Brescia in Lombardy. This cheese is made with raw, semi-skimmed milk. The curds are usually cooked, but sometimes uncooked with a sharper taste, and pressed. It may be found in the following dimensions: 35-40cm (14-16") diameter x 12-14cm (4½-5½") deep, weighing anything from 15-25 kg (33-55 lbs). Affinage is from 2-6 months. It is frequently served sliced and grilled and is good for grating, having a sharp, pungent flavour.

Bricco Manzoni

/BREE-koh mahn-TSOH-nee/
[Italian]

A red wine from Piedmont.

brichetti

/bree-KEHT-tee/
[Italian]

"Small bricks" of pasta.

briciolata

/bree-chyoh-LAH-tah/
[Italian]

A sauce from northern Italy of olive oil, black pepper and crisp breadcrumbs.

briciole

/bree-CHYOH-leh/
[Italian]

"Crumbs." Usually breadcrumbs.

bricioline

/bree-chyoh-LEE-neh/
[Italian]

"Broken bits" such as bits of dried porcini.

brigidini (alla Franca)

/bree-jee-DEE-nee ahl-lah FRAHN-kah/
[Italian]

Brigidini can be either sweet or savoury, fried, biscuit (US: cookie)-like wafers from Tuscany which are usually aniseed-flavoured.

brigidini salati

/bree-jee-DEE-nee ahl-lah FRAHN-kah/
[Italian]

Wafers made with potato flour, salted and fried.