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Terms in Italian 3641-3650 of 10470

cotica

/KOH-tee-kah/
[Italian] plural cotiche

A piece of pork rind or skin.

cotica

/KOH-tee-keh/
[Italian] plural cotiche

Piece of pork rind or skin.

cotiche e fagioli

/koh-TEE-keh eh fah-JYOH-lee/
[Italian]

A dish from Arezzo of white beans stewed until tender with pork rinds or pork belly.

cotichelle

/koh-tee-KEHL-leh/
[Italian]

A traditional Ligurian sausage made with pork, eggs and cheese.

cĂ´tletta 'd crin a l'astesena

/koht-LEHT-tah dee krin ah lahs-teh-SAH-nah/
[Italian]

Pork chops dipped in egg and breadcrumbs and baked with anchovies and truffles.

cotogna

/koh-TOH-nyah/
[Italian] plural cotogne

Quince

cotognata

/koh-toh-NYAH-tah/
[Italian]

Quince cheese.

cotoletta

/koh-toh-LEHT-tah/
[Italian] plural cotolette

Cutlet. Chop of pork or lamb. May be escalope of veal, breast of chicken or even frogs' legs. Essentially, it is a 'small' cut.

cotoletta alla bolognese

/koh-toh-LEHT-tah ahl-lah boh-loh-NEH-seh/
[Italian]

"Chop in the style of Bologna." Chop fried in butter with prosciutto and topped with cheese.

cotoletta (di vitello) alla ghiottona

/koh-toh-LEHT-tah (dee vee-TEHL-loh) ahl-lah ghyoht-TOH-nah/
[Italian] plural cotolette (di vitello) alla ghiottona

"Veal cutlet in the style of Palermo." Veal cutlet beaten until flat, dipped in egg and grated Parmesan cheese before being grilled over charcoal.