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agnolotti

/ah'nyoh-LOT-tee/
[Italian]

Agnolotti are ravioli-like, crescent-shaped small turnovers or envelopes of pasta or squares with ruffled edges.

agnolotti alla piemontese

/ah'nyoh-LOHT-tee ahl-lah pyeh-mohn-TEH-seh/
[Italian]

Agnolotti, crescent shaped pasta, filled with a stuffing of minced (US: ground) veal and ham, cheese, egg and nutmeg.

agnolotti alla romagnola

/ah'nyoh-LOHT-tee ahl-lah roh-mah-NYOH-lah/
[Italian]

Agnolotti with a stuffing of ricotta and Parmesan cheese bound with egg and breadcrumbs, cooked and served with grated Parmesan cheese.

agnolotti col plin

/ah'nyeh-LOT-tee kohl PLEEN/
[Italian]

Agnolotti. Agnolotti are ravioli-like, crescent-shaped small turnovers or envelopes of pasta or squares with ruffled edges.

agnolotti del plin

/ah'nyoh-LOHT-tee dehl PLEEN/
[Italian]

Agnolotti, the ravioli-like, crescent-shaped small turnovers or envelopes of pasta, are filled with melted butter and the new season's white truffles. Available in autumn (US: fall) in Alba.

agnolotti toscani

/ah'nyoh-LOHT-tee ahl-lah pyeh-mohn-TEH-seh/
[Italian]

Agnolotti, crescent shaped pasta, filled with a stuffing of minced (US: ground) veal, brains and chard bound with Ricotta.

agnostinela

/ah'nyoh-stee-NEH-leh/
[Italian] plural agnostinele

Tiny fish known as red mullet but actually the striped or rainbow mullet, and not so well-flavoured. It is dusted in flour and fried in Puglia and Abruzzo.

agnulot

/ah'NYOO-loht/
[Italian]

Agnolotti. Agnolotti are ravioli-like, crescent-shaped small turnovers or envelopes of pasta or squares with ruffled edges.

ago

/AH-goh/
[Italian] plural aghi

A name in the Veneto for the garfish, a striking, beaked, marine fish up to 60 cm (2 ft) long, with a backbone which turns bright green on cooking and a delicious flavour, found on most European coasts. They are generally either fried or stewed with tomatoes, onions and oregano.

ago

/AH-goh/
[Italian] plural aghi

Needle