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Terms in Italian 4201-4210 of 10470

erba cipollina

/EHR-bah chee-pohl-LEE-nah/
[Italian] plural erbe cipolline

"Onion herb." Chives.

erba da scorbuto

/EHR-bah dah skohr-BOO-toh/
[Italian]

Watercress

erba di San Giovanni

/EHR-bah dee SAHN jyoh-VAHN-nee/
[Italian]

St John's Wort

erbaggi(o)

/ehr-BAH-jee(-oh)/
[Italian]

Greens: herbs, salad greens and green vegetables.

Erbaluce (di Caluso)

/ehr-bah-LOO-cheh (dee kah-LOO-soh)/
[Italian]

A variety of wine grape which produces light, dry table wines with a slight bitterness. Also used in making Passito wine.

erba luigia

/EHR-bah LWEE-jyah/
[Italian]

Lemon verbena, with a delicate perfume, used for flavouring puddings, rice and cream desserts and for making teas.

erba mattolina

/EHR-bah maht-toh-LEE-nah/
[Italian]

Alpine or mountain lovage. A herb which grows wild in mountain pastures and Piedmont, lending a distinctive colour and flavour to Bettelmat cheese.

erba silene

/EHR-bah see-LEH-neh/
[Italian]

Bladder campion, the leaves of which can be cooked and used in place of spinach.

erbazzone (dolce)

/ehr-bahts-TSOH-neh (DOHL-cheh)/
[Italian]

A surprising tart made with Swiss chard or leafy greens such as spinach, almonds and ricotta, sweetened with sugar.

erbazzone reggiano

/ehr-bahts-TSOH-neh rehg-JYAH-noh/
[Italian]

A tart made with Swiss chard or leafy greens such as spinach, diced ham and ricotta and Parmesan cheese. It is eaten either hot or cold.