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Terms in Italian 4021-4030 of 10470

Cusiè

/koo-SYEH/
[Italian]

Cheese made with cow, sheep and goat's milk.

Custoza

/koo-STOH-tsah/
[Italian]

The main town of a large area providing light, dry, blended DOC white wines.

cuttureddu

/koot-too-RYEHD-deh/
[Italian]

A dish found in both Puglia and Basilicata where lamb is stewed with tomatoes, onions, herbs such as wild dandelions and cheese and which may also have chillis in it.

cutturidde

/koot-too-REED-deh/
[Italian]

A dish found in both Puglia and Basilicata where lamb is stewed with tomatoes, onions, herbs such as wild dandelions and cheese and which may also have chillis in it.

cutturo

/koot-TOO-roo/
[Italian] plural cutturi

A copper pot, traditionally used in Abruzzo for cooking lamb stews.

cuzzael

[Italian]

A dialect name for the black boletus mushroom. Excellent to eat from August to October whether raw in salads or cooked or preserved and also freezes well.

cuzzala

/koots-TSAH-lah/
[Italian] plural cuzzale

A dialect name for the black boletus mushroom. Excellent to eat from August to October whether raw in salads or cooked or preserved and also freezes well.

cuzziola

/koot-see-OH-lah/
[Italian] plural cuzziole

A name in Puglia for the salema, a prime, bream-like, food fish found in warmer waters of the Atlantic, the Pacific and Indian Ocean.

cvapcici

/kvahp-CHEE-chee/
[Italian]

Meatballs made from a mixture of minced (US: ground) veal, pork and beef and formed into ovals in Trieste. Usually served with a piquant sauce called ajvar.

Cynar ®

/chee-NAHR/
[Italian]

A bitter, alcoholic apéritif based on artichokes.