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Terms in Italian 4821-4830 of 10470

fricassea di pollo

/free-kahs-SEH-ah dee POHL-loh/
[Italian]

"Chicken fricassée." A light stew made with jointed chicken cooked in broth with aromatic vegetables like carrots, celery and onions with garlic, mushrooms and herbs.

fricc

/freek/
[Italian]

A dish from Friuli-Venezia Giulia of fritters made with cheese, either fresh or matured, but usually hard, fried until crunchy. It is often made with a local cheese called Latteria and may include apple. It may also be mixed with eggs to make a sort of omelette.

fricia

/FREET-toh FREE-chyah/
[Italian] plural frice

Elaborate delicacies such as brains, sweetbreads, lamb cutlets, small fish, chicken breasts, eggplant, zucchini, mushrooms, frogs’ legs, sweet pastes etc, dipped in batter and fried.

frienno e magnanno

/free-EHN-noh eh mah-NYAHN-noh/
[Italian]

The Neapolitan name for fritto misto. A dish of a mixture of fried foods served on festive occasions in Campania. May include, fish, meats, offal (US: organ meat), cheeses, vegetables and eggs.

friggere

/freeg-jeh-reh/
[Italian]

To fry

friggere in padella

/freeg-jeh-reh een pah-DEHL-lah/
[Italian]

To fry in a frying pan.

friggione alla modenese

/freeg-hee-OH-neh ahl-lah moh-deh-NEH-seh/
[Italian]

A type of sausage, sliced and stewed with onions, tomatoes and peppers.

friggitore

/free-jee-TOH-reh/
[Italian]

Café specialising in fried foods. At these shops you will find the farinata, crêpes made with chickpeas (US: garbanzo beans), so popular in the mornings.

friggitoria

/freeg-jee-TOH-ryah/
[Italian] plural friggitorie

Café specialising in fried foods in Liguria. At these shops you will find the farinata, crêpes made with chickpeas (US: garbanzo beans), so popular in the mornings.

frisa

/FREE-sah/
[Italian] plural frise

A type of bread from Puglia.