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Terms in Italian 1981-1990 of 10470

bucatini ammundicata

/boo-kah-TEE-nee ahm-moon-dee-KAH-tah/
[Italian]

Coarse, thick, home-made pasta cooked with olive oil, dried chilli and anchovies and then topped with toasted breadcrumbs.

bucatini con le sarde alla palermitana

/boo-kah-TEE-nee kohn leh SAHR-deh ahl-lah-pah-lehr-mee-TAH-nah/
[Italian]

"Bucatini with sardines in the style of Palermo." Bucatini with fresh sardines.

bucatini con pescespada

/boo-kah-TEE-nee kohn PEH-sheh-SPAH-dah/
[Italian]

A Sicilian dish of bucatini served with swordfish cooked in a tomato sauce and generally served with bucatini.

bucatini con salsa di acciughe salate

/boo-kah-TEE-nee kohn SAHL-sah dah-CHYOO-geh sah-LAH-teh/
[Italian]

"Bucatini with a sauce of salted anchovies". This dish from Sicily is made with spaghetti or bucatini, served with a sauce of anchovies cooked with garlic, fresh fennel, currants and oregano and sprinkled with breadcrumbs.

bucatoni

/boo-kah-TOH-nee/
[Italian]

Long hollow pasta, thicker than spaghetti. Thicker than bucatini. In the south of Italy it is known as perciatelli.

buccellato

/boo-chehl-LAH-toh/
[Italian] plural buccellati

A sweet, ring-shaped cake made in Lucca with raisins and flavoured with anise. It is served with strawberries. In Sicily this is traditionally made at Christmas time and is a pastry ring enriched with wine and filled with biscuits called cuddereddi.

buccia

/BOO-chyah/
[Italian] plural bucce

Peelings, ribs, rind, scrapings

buccino

/boo-CHEE-noh/
[Italian] plural buccini

Whelk. A small shellfish or sea snail. It is an edible marine gastropod.

bucconotto

/book-koh-NOHT-toh/book-koh-NOHT-tee/
[Italian] plural bucconotti

A biscuit from Calabria traditionally with a filling of marmalade made with citron or cherry jam (US: jelly).

buccuno

/book-KOO-noh/nee/
[Italian] plural buccuni

A name in Sardinia and Sicily for the murex, a small, knobbly, sea snail or whelk which was the source of the rare and expensive imperial purple.