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Terms in Italian 3031-3040 of 10470

ciâr pastizzade

/chyahr pah-steets-TSAH-deh/
[Italian]

A dish from Friuli-Venezia Giulia of beef (or sometimes horse meat) braised with spices in wine and vinegar and served with either gnocchi or polenta.

ciaudedda

/chyah-oo-DEHD-dah/
[Italian]

A hearty soup from Basilicata made with broad beans (US: fava beans) stewed in olive oil with potatoes, salt pork and onions. If artichokes are in season these too will be included.

ciaùscolo

/chyah-OO-skoh-loh/
[Italian] plural ciaùscoli

A cross between pâté and salami originating in Norcia and Marche. It is a sort of dry, smoked pork sausage, made with very finely chopped pancetta mixed with garlic and vino cotto, and is so soft it can be spread.

ciaùsculu

/chee-ah-OO-skoo-loo/
[Italian]

A cross between pâté and salami originating in Marche. It is a sort of pork sausage which is soft it can be spread.

ciavuscolo

/chyah-VOO-skoh-loh/
[Italian] plural ciavuscoli

A cross between pâté and salami originating in Norcia and Marche. It is a sort of dry, smoked pork sausage, made with very finely chopped pancetta mixed with garlic and vino cotto, and is so soft it can be spread.

cibo

/CHEE-boh/
[Italian] plural cibi

Food. Meal.

cibreo

/chee-BREH-oh/
[Italian]

A dish from Florence of eggs removed from chickens before they are hatched, mixed with lemon, chicken livers, wattles and cockscombs and stewed.

cicala (di mare)

/chee-KAH-lah (dee MAH-reh)/
[Italian] plural cicale (di mare)

Mantis shrimp. Squill. A flat tailed crustacean with a delicate flavour found from the eastern coast of North America to the Adriatic and Mediterranean. It is related to a crab rather than a prawn and bears some resemblance to a praying mantis, a kind of flat lobster which makes a chirp like a cricket and has lilac marks on its white flesh.

cicala (gigante)

/chee-KAH-lah (jee-GAHN-teh)/
[Italian] plural cicale (gigantes)

Flat lobster. A variety of lobster with a flat tail, shaped somewhat like a slipper, which is the edible part. It makes a noise like a cricket. The Mediterranean slipper lobster is generally used for flavouring soups as it does not carry much meat.

cicc

/cheek/
[Italian]

A buckwheat tart from Lombardy made with fried polenta and filled with cheese, like a cheesecake.