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Terms in Italian 2661-2670 of 10470

casigliolo

/kah-see'LYOH-loh/
[Italian]

A cow's milk cheese from Sicily similar to Caciocavallo.

casigolia

/kah-see-GOH-lyah/
[Italian]

A mild cow's milk cheese from Sardinian similar to Caciocavallo.

Casizzolu

/kah-seets-TSOH-loo/
[Italian]

A Sardinian name for Buttiro cheese, made by moulding Caciocavallo cheese around a nugget of butter. It is a mild cow's milk cheese.

casoeula

/kah-soh-eh-oo-lah/
[Italian]

A dish from Lombardy of lots of parts of a pig, including trotters, perhaps goose, lugànega sausage, ham and ribs, stewed with Savoy cabbage. It is traditionally eaten during winter, served with polenta and is often eaten on the feast of Saint Anthony (San Antonio) on 17th January each year.

Caso forte

/KAH-soh FOHR-teh/
[Italian]

A strong cheese from Campania.

casoncelli

/kah-sohn-CHEHL-lee/
[Italian]

A dish from Brescia in Lombardy of sleeves of pasta filled with a variety of stuffings, such as sausage, spinach, raisins and cheese or with bread, cheese and herbs.

casonsei

/kah-sohn-SEH-ee/
[Italian]

Ravioli of Brescia filled with sausage, cheese and bread.

cassa

/KAHS-sah/
[Italian] plural casse

Cashier

cassata (gelata)

/kahs-SAH-tah (jeh-LAH-tah)/
[Italian]

Layers of ice cream of two or three different flavours or sweetened ricotta, with candied fruit. It is put into a mould, frozen and turned out for serving.

cassata al forno

/kahs-SAH-tah ahl FOHR-noh/
[Italian] plural cassate al forno

A sort of pie of ricotta filling flavoured with citron or zuccata and chocolate sandwiched in short crust pastry.