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Terms in Italian 4811-4820 of 10470

fresa

/FREH-sah/
[Italian]

A ciacotta style cheese from Sardinia made with cow's milk.

fresco / fresca

/FRES-koh/kah/
[Italian] plural freschi / fresche

Fresh. May also mean raw, uncooked. Or cool.

Frescobaldi

/freh-skoh-BAHL-dee/
[Italian]

The name of the owners of the largest of the wine estates in Chianti.

fresella

/freh-SEHL-leh/
[Italian] plural freselle

Crisp rings of hard bread or rusk with a crisp consistency. May be used instead of croûtons. Can be sprinkled with a little water and then rubbed with tomato, garlic and olive oil.

fresella bianchi

/freh-SEHL-leh/
[Italian] plural freselle bianche

Crisp rings of hard bread or rusk with a crisp consistency. May be used instead of croûtons. Can be sprinkled with a little water and then rubbed with tomato, garlic and olive oil.

fresse alla cunese

/FREHS-seh ahl-lah koo-NEH-seh/
[Italian]

A dish from Cùneo of pork liver and beef hash stuffed into a pig's caul with juniper berries, fried in butter.

friarelli

/free-ah-REHL-lee/
[Italian]

In Naples this refers to green peppers used for pickling.

fricandò

/free-kahn-DOH/
[Italian]

Fricassée. Veal, usually topside, sliced, larded with pancetta, seared and then braised with Marsala wine.

fricassata

/free-kahs-SAH-tah/
[Italian]

Sheep's offal (US: organ meat) stewed.

fricassea (di vitello)

/free-kahs-SEH-ah (dee vee-TEHL-loh/
[Italian]

Veal fricassée. A light stew of veal sealed and cooked in a velouté sauce with egg and lemon. This may also be made with chicken, lamb or mixed vegetables.