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Terms in Italian 1861-1870 of 10470

brignolo

/bree'NYOH-loh/
[Italian] plural brignoli

A name in Campania for the large white field mushroom, with a cap anything from 5 (2") to 15 cm (6") in diameter.

brindare

/breen-DAH-reh/
[Italian]

To toast. To propose a toast.

Brindisi

/BREEN-dee-see/
[Italian]

A province and port of Puglia, the region in the heel of the Italian boot. The region produces DOC red and rosé wines based on Negroamaro grapes.

brioche

/bree-OSH/
[Italian] plural brioches

Brioche. In general the term brioche, pronounced in the French way, describes sweet pastries generally served at breakfast, rather than proper brioche.

brioche alla crema

/BRYOH-keh ahl-lah KREH-mah/
[Italian] plural brioches alla crema

Brioche filled with cream.

brioche rustica

/BRYOH-keh ROO-stee-kah/
[Italian] plural brioches rustiche

A brioche bread served as an antipasto with meats and cheeses, sometimes with ragù inside, or even with ice cream.

brione

/BRYOH-neh/
[Italian]

A name in Emilia-Romagna for beef foreshank foreshank, a muscle from the shoulder consisting of the infraspinatus muscle. This joint is good for braising, pot-roasting and stewing.

briosca

/BRYOH-shah/
[Italian] plural briosche

Brioche. May also refer to croissants.

briosca alla crema

/BRYOH-shah ahl-lah KREH-mah/
[Italian] plural briosche alla crema

Brioche filled with cream.

brioscia (rustica)

/bree-OH-shyah (ROO-stee-kah)/
[Italian] plural briosce (rustiche)

A brioche bread served as an antipasto with meats and cheeses, sometimes with ragù inside, or even with ice cream.