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Terms in Italian 3621-3630 of 10470

costolettine di maiale con i funghi

/koh-stoh-leht-TEE-nah dee mah-YAH-leh kohn ee FOON-ghee/
[Italian]

Pork chop with mushrooms. Pork chops brown and then braised with mushrooms, often dried.

costolettine di maiale del Montefeltro

/koh-stoh-leht-TEE-nee dee mah-YAH-leh dehl mon-teh-FEHL-troh/
[Italian]

"Pork cutlets in the style of Montefeltro" Small pork chops coated in salt and then grilled over coals.

costolettine di montone alla Byron

/koh-stoh-leht-TEE-nee dee ohn-TOH-neh ahl-lah BEE-rohn/
[Italian]

A dish from Ravenna of a small mutton chops marinated in oil mixed with spices and sautéed in butter.

costolettine di vitello

/koh-stoh-leht-TEE-nah dee vee-TEHL-lah/
[Italian]

Small veal cutlets, usually beaten flat, dipped in flour, egg and breadcrumbs and then fried in butter.

costolettine di vitello alla Guido Reni

/koh-stoh-leht-TEE-nee dee vee-TEHL-loh ahl-lah GWEE-doh REH-nee/
[Italian]

"Veal cutlets in the style of Guido Reni." A dish from Bologna of small veal escalopes beaten very thin, stuffed with a cooked mixtured of tomatoes, green beans, basil and cheese, rolled and then grilled.

costolettine di vitello alla siciliana

/koh-stoh-leht-TEE-nee dee vee-TEHL-loh ahl-lah see-chee-LYAH-nah/
[Italian]

"Veal cutlets in Sicilian style." Small veal escalopes beaten flat and marinated in a vinegar, coated with a mixture of garlic, grated cheese and breadcrumbs bound with egg and fried.

costolettine di vitello all'Umberto di Savoia

/koh-stoh-leht-TEE-nee dee vee-TEHL-loh ahl-loom-BEHR-toh sah-VWAH/
[Italian]

"Veal cutlets in the style of Umberto of Savoy." Small veal escalopes beaten flat, fried and served on toast with a cheese sauce and truffles.

Costoluto Fiorentino tomato

/koh-stoh-LOO-toh fyoh-rehn-TEE-noh/
[Italian] plural Costoluto Fiorentino tomatoes

An Italian heirloom beefsteak tomato from Florence with deep red, ribbed and lobed fruits, 7.5 cm (3 inches) in diameter and weighing 350-450 g (12-16 oz) in the United States, averaging 130 g (4¾ oz) in the United Kingdom. This indeterminated variety is good for use in sauces or slicing and eating raw with fruit the size of cooking apples produced mid season. It grows well in hot climates and has outstanding flavour and sweet juiciness. It received the Royal Horticultural Society Award of Garden Merit in 2003.

Costoluto Genovese tomato

/koh-stoh-LOO-toh jeh-noh-VEH-seh/
[Italian] plural Costoluto Genovese tomatoes

An heirloom red tomato from the Italian Riviera. It is an indeterminate variety which produces fruits weighing 140-225 g (5-8 oz) which are scalloped or ribbed on the outside and deeply lobed with hollow cavities on the inside. The plants are vigorous, drought tolerant and prolific, mid season croppers. Grows well in hot climates.

cotechinata

/koh-teh-kee-NAH-tah/
[Italian]

A dish from Basilicata of cooked bacon and herbs rolled in pork rind and then cooked in a tomato sauce. Served with pasta.