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Terms in Italian 4141-4150 of 10470

dolci della principessa

/DOL-chee dehl-lah prin-chee-PEHS-sah/
[Italian]

"Princess's sweet." A plum cake made with lady fingers, flavoured with anise and soaked in alchermes and rum with cognac and then filled with a mixture made with eggs and mascarpone.

dolci del principe

/DOL-chee dee PRIN-chee-peh/
[Italian]

"Prince's sweet." A plum cake flavoured with anise and soaked in alchermes and rum with cognac and then filled with a mixture made with eggs and mascarpone.

dolce mafarka

/DOHL-chee mah-FAHR-kah/
[Italian]

A sweet made by flavouring rice with lemon, coffee and orange water and moulding it into shapes.

dolci per i morti

/DOL-chee pehr ee MOR-tee/
[Italian]

"Sweets for the dead." Spiced biscuits (US: cookies) flavoured with cinnamon, cloves, the peel of oranges and lemons, chocolate or mocha and traditionally made in Molise to celebrate All Souls' Day.

domenica

/doh-MEH-nee-kah/
[Italian]

Sunday

Donnaz

/DOHN-nahtz/
[Italian]

A high quality red wine from the Valle d'Aosta made with Nebbiolo grapes.

Donnici

/DOH-nee-chee/
[Italian]

Red and rosé wines mainly from the Gaglioppo grape produced to DOC near Cosenza in Calabria.

donzella

/dohn-TSEHL-lah/
[Italian] plural donzelle

"Young lady." Wrasse. Rainbow wrasse. A very bony fish which provides good flavour for fish soups.

doppio

/DOHP-pyoh/
[Italian]

"Double." A coffee twice the normal size. A double espresso. It is an abbreviation for caffè doppio. May also mean doubly strong, concentrated.

doppio burro

/DOH-pyoh BOOR-roh/
[Italian]

"Double butter." A rich sauce with double cream (US: heavy cream) and butter.