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Terms in Italian 4651-4660 of 10470

focaccia di Recco

/foh-KAH-chyah dee REHK-koh/
[Italian] plural focacce di Recco

A risen bread or focaccia with Stracchino cheese.

focaccia di Viareggio

/foh-KAH-chyah dee vee-ah-REH-jyoh/
[Italian] plural focacce di Viareggio

A risen bread or focaccia with yeast and malt dough.

focaccia di vitello

/foh-KAH-chyah dee vee-TEHL-loh/
[Italian] plural focacce di vitello

A pattie or small burger made with minced (US: ground) veal.

focaccia farcita

/foh-KAH-chyah far-CHEE-tah/
[Italian] plural focacce farcite

A risen bread or focaccia with any of many fillings. It may be a sort of sandwich of two rounds of foccacia containing ground meats or sausage meat, with slices of cheese and grated Parmesan.

focaccia genovese

/foh-KAH-chyah geh-noh-VEH-seh/
[Italian] plural focacce genovese

A risen bread or focaccia with sage and olive oil.

focaccia ligure

/foh-KAH-chyah lee-GOO-reh/
[Italian] plural focacce ligure

A risen bread or focaccia with any of many fillings.

focaccia vicentina

/foh-KAH-chyah kah-stehl-noh-VEH-seh/
[Italian] plural focacce vicentine

A biscuit (US: cookie) made during the Easter period in Vicenza.

focaccine

/foh-kah-CHEE-neh/
[Italian]

Little focaccia breads from Tuscany occasionally made with lard instead of olive oil.

focolare

/foh-koh-LAH-reh/
[Italian]

Hearth. Fireplace. Fireside.

fogason

/foh-gah-SOHN/
[Italian]

A Ligurian dialect word for focaccia. 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.