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Terms in Italian 201-210 of 10470

affiorato

/ahf-fyoh-RAH-toh/
[Italian]

"Flowered." Having a floral flavour. When applied to olive oil this indicates that it is from the very first pressing, with distinctive, pure and floral notes.

Affiorato Mancianti ®

/ahf-fyoh-RAH-toh man-CHYAN-tee/
[Italian]

An extra virgin olive oil from Perugia in Umbria made in the hills of San Feliciano on Lake Trasimeno. It is made from Moraiolo, Frantoio and Raggiale (Raggiola?) olives as well as Leccino, and Agogia. It is green with golden reflectionsBoth the aroma and the taste are full of fresh olives,almonds, salad leaves and lemons, slightly peppery and with a sweet aftertaste. It is clearly fruity but delicate.

affogare

/ahf-foh-GAH-reh/
[Italian]

"To drown." To poach (eggs).

affogato

/ahf-foh-GAH-toh/
[Italian] plural affogati

A shot of espresso coffee poured over a scoop of vanilla ice cream.

affogato

/ahf-foh-GAH-toh/
[Italian] plural affogati

Poached, usually of eggs. Cooked in water.

affogato al caffe

/ah-foh-GAH-toh ahl kahf-FEH/
[Italian] plural affogati al caffe

A shot of espresso coffee poured over a scoop of vanilla ice cream.

affogato nel latte

/ahf-foh-GAH-toh nehl LAHT-teh/
[Italian] plural affogati nel latte

Poached in milk

affuca parrinu

/ahf-FOO-kah pahr-REE-noo/
[Italian]

"Priest stranglers." Why do so many pastries and pastas in Italy translate as choking or strangling the priest?1 This version is a Sicilian biscuit (US: cookie) which is hard and dry and best dipped into some liquor or coffee to soften it up.

affumicare

/ahf-foo-mee-KAH-reh/
[Italian]

To smoke. This refers to both smoking food and smoking cigarettes.

affumicatore

/ahf-foo-mee-kah-TOH-reh/
[Italian]

Smoker in which foods are smoked. I don’t know if this also means a smoke house.