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Terms in Italian 4531-4540 of 10470

figà col radesolo

/fee-GAH kohl rah-deh-SOH-loh/
[Italian]

A dish from Veneto of pig's liver dipped in egg and breadcrumbs and fried with sage.

figadini con l'ua

/fee-gah-DEE-nee kohn LWAH/
[Italian]

A dish from Veneto of chicken livers sautéed with grapes.

figà garbo e dolce

/fee-GAH GAHR-boh eh DOHL-cheh/
[Italian]

A dish from Veneto of calf's liver dipped in egg and breadcrumbs, fried and dressed with sugar and vinegar.

figli

/FEE-lyee/
[Italian]

"Children." The largest artichokes are called la mamma or mammoli, while small ones are called figli (children). The tiniest are called nipoti (nephews).

filante con la mozzarella

/fee-LAHN-teh kohn lah mohts-tsah-REHL-lah/
[Italian]

Rice, onions and parsley started in olive oil, covered with stock and simmered until rice is cooked, served with grated Parmesan cheese and mozzarella mixed in.

filascetta

/fee-lah-SHEHT-tah/
[Italian] plural filascette

A risen bread or focaccia from Lombardy topped with a mixture of fried red onions, cheese and sugar and shaped like a wreath.

filatelli

/fee-lah-TEHL-lee/
[Italian]

"Little strands." Very thin Calabrian spaghetti.

filatieddi

/fee-lah-TYEHD-dee/
[Italian]

"Little strands." Very thin Calabrian spaghetti.

filato

/fee-LAH-toh/
[Italian] plural filati

In threads or strands

filea del calabrese

/fee-LEH-yah deh; kah-lah-BREH-seh/
[Italian]

A type of pasta from Calabria shaped like an oblong with a central split almost from end to end, but not quite, so that the two halves are held together in a strip.