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Terms in Italian 2451-2460 of 10470

Caprini

/kah-PREE-nee/
[Italian]

"Little goat." Balls, or sometimes slices, of full-fat soft goat's milk cheese which are marinated in different combinations of herbs.

Caprini

/kah-pree-LEE-nee/
[Italian]

"Little goat." Small goat's milk cheeses from Piedmont formed into cylinders or balls. They are now sometimes also made from cow's milk. Cow's milk cheeses have a green wrapper, while goat's milk cheeses have a blue one.

Caprino

/kah-PREE-noh/
[Italian]

"Little goat." A soft, cylindrical goat’s milk cheese usually eaten with a little olive oil and black pepper. Caprino is used as a generic name for goat's cheeses. Oddly enough, it is sometimes now made with cow's milk.

capriolo

/kah-PRYOH-loh/
[Italian] plural caprioli

Venison, roebuck

capriolo alla caprilese

/kah-PRYOH-loh ahl-lah kah-pree-LEH-seh/
[Italian]

"Roebuck in the style of Capri." A haunch of roebuck stewed with calf's liver, bacon, sage and white wine.

capriolo alla valdostana

/kah-PRYOH-loh ahl-lah vahl-doh-STAH-nah/
[Italian]

"Roebuck in the style of Valle d'Aosta." Venison braised with vegetables, white wine, grappa, white truffles and cream.

capriolo al ribes

/kah-PRYOH-loh ahl ree-behs/
[Italian]

Roebuck cooked in a redcurrant sauce.

capriolo in salmi

/kah-PRYOH-loh een SAHL-mee/
[Italian]

Venison in a rich wine sauce.

capriolo in umido

/kah-PRYOH-loh een oo-MEE-doh/
[Italian]

Venison stew

capro

/KAH-proh/
[Italian] plural capri

Male goat. Billy goat.