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Terms in Italian 4501-4510 of 10470

fett'unta or fettunta

/feht-TOON-tah/
[Italian] plural fett'unte or fettunte

A name for bruschetta in Tuscany. Thickly sliced bread, usually the saltless pane scicco, toasted and rubbed with garlic and new green olive oil. Latterly sometimes served with cheese and tomato.

fiadona alla trentina

/fyah-DOH-nah ahl-lah trehn-TEE-nah/
[Italian] plural fiadone alla trentina

Sweet pastries made with ground almonds, honey and rum.

fiamifferi

/fyah-MEEF-feh-ree/
[Italian]

Matches

fianchetto

/fyahn-KEHT-toh/
[Italian]

The fianchetto is a beef cut taken from the flank just inside the hind limb and consisting of the tensor fascialata muscle. Good for boiling.

fianco (d'agnello)

/FYAHN-koh (dah'NYEHL-loh)/
[Italian]

"Flank (of lamb)." A cut from lamb of the posterior abdominal muscles, between the hind leg and the belly. May be the leg or haunch.

fiandolein

/fyahn-doh-LEH-een/
[Italian]

A sort of bread pudding from the north of Italy of a warm creamy sauce, made with beaten egg yolks, sugar and rum, poured over bread before baking.

Fiano

/FYAH-noh/
[Italian]

A white wine grape variety grown in Campania and used in making the aromatic wine Fiano di Avellino.

Fiano di Avellino

/FYAH-noh dee ah-vehl-LEE-noh/
[Italian]

Light, pleasant, aromatic DOC white wines from the area of Naples made with Fiano grapes.

fiaschetta aquilana

/fyah-SKEHT-tah ah-kwee-LAH-nah/
[Italian] plural fiaschette aquilane

A smoked salami in the shape of a flask.

fiasco

/FYAHS-koh/
[Italian] plural fiaschi

Flask such as the straw-based, bulbous containers used for Chianti.