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Terms in Italian 2641-2650 of 10470

Casalini tomato

/kah-sah-LEE-nee/
[Italian] plural Casalini tomatoes

A variety of small red tomato used in making sauces.

Casal Pilozzo

/KAH-sal pee-LOHTS-tsoh/
[Italian]

A drinkable white wine, drunk young, from the producers of Frascati.

casarecal

/kah-sah-REH-kahl/
[Italian]

A sweet pastry bun from Marche.

casarecci

/kah-sah-REH-chee/
[Italian] plural casareccie

Small pasta from Sicily and the Marche in which it looks almost as though a tube of pasta has been cut along one side. In fact they are twisted, S-shaped rolls usually used with meat sauces.

casereccio/casareccia

/kah-sah-REH-chyah/
[Italian] plural caserecci/casarecce

Home-made. Simple. Plain.

casareccio/casareccia

/kah-sah-REH-chyoh/
[Italian] plural casarecci/caseareccie

"Home made." Casereccio also indicates a large loaf of unkneaded bread, versions of which are found in Lazio, Puglia and Sicily made with douro wheat flour, oil and yeast. It is also home-made or homely.

casatiello

/kah-sah-TYEHL-loh/
[Italian] plural casatielli

"Home style." A spicy cheese focaccia-style bread from Naples, traditionally eaten at Easter. The dough is wrapped around hard boiled eggs and formed into a ring.

casatiello dolce

/kah-sah-TYEHL-loh DOHL-cheh/
[Italian]

A sweet pastry from the vicinity of Naples, traditionally baked at Easter.

casa vinicola

/KAH-sah vee-nee-KOH-lah/
[Italian]

"Wine house", usually referring to a winery which purchases grapes and processes them..

cascĂ 

/KAHS-kah/
[Italian]

A Sardinian dish of couscous made with steamed semolina with vegetables, saffron and meat or chicken.