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Terms in Italian 4631-4640 of 10470

flan al limone

/flahn ahl lee-MOH-neh/
[Italian]

Lemon mousse

flics

/fleeks/
[Italian]

A type of pasta from Friuli having the appearance of small shavings or flakes.

flisse

/FLEES-seh/
[Italian]

"Thrush." A dish from Piedmont made with offal (US: organ meat), particularly pork liver and calf's brains, fried with eggs and flavoured with juniper. It is said to have the taste of thrushes when cooked. These traditionally fed on juniper berries, flavouring their meat.

focaccia

/foh-KAH-chyah/
[Italian] plural focacce

Sweet pastry traditionally served at holidays in Veneto.

focaccetta

/foh-kah-CHEHT-tah/
[Italian] plural focaccette

A cheese and herb parcel from Liguria, wrapped in pastry and fried.

focaccia

/foh-KAH-chyah/
[Italian] plural focacce

A generally round, slightly raised bread from Genoa with the appearance almost of cake or very deep pizza, usually with rosemary and olive oil or split and filled with cheeses or sliced meats or salamis. In Annie Hawe's entertaining book 'Extra Virgin', she mentions that in Liguria the dregs of the demijohns used for making wine are used to make a particularly delicous focaccia, called fogason in dialect.

focaccia a brazzaud

/foh-KAH-chyah ah BRATS-tsah-ood/
[Italian] plural focacce a brazzaud

A risen bread or focaccia from Basilicata made with pork crackling and oregano mixed into the yeast dough.

focaccia al Gorgonzola

/foh-KAH-chyah ah-lah gohr-gohn-TSOH-lah/
[Italian] plural focacce al Gorgonzola

A risen bread or focaccia with Gorgonzola.

focaccia alla salsiccia

/foh-KAH-chyah ahl-lah sahl-SEE-chyeh/
[Italian] plural focacce alla salsiccia

A risen bread or focaccia with sausages.

focaccia alla salvia

/foh-KAH-chyah ahl-lah SAHL-vyah/
[Italian] plural focacce alla salvia

A risen bread or focaccia flavoured with sage.