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Terms in Italian 4901-4910 of 10470

fritto misto di verdure

/FREET-toh MEE-stoh dee vehr-DOO-reh/
[Italian]

A platter of mixed fried vegetables.

frittuli

/freet-TOO-lee/
[Italian]

A garnish from Calabria made by cooking pork fat and meat slowly together with chillis until the fat has rendered. It is then usually preserved in salt and used for scattering onto soups.

frittura

/freet-TOO-rah/
[Italian] plural fritture

Fritto, fried food. Small morsels of food dipped in breadcrumbs and deep-fried.

frittura di mare

/freet-TOO-rah dee MAH-reh/
[Italian]

Fish of small size and squid and appropriate shellfish, along with small morsels of fish, dipped in batter and fried.

frittura di mitili

/freet-TOO-rah dee MEE-tee-lee/
[Italian]

Fried mussels

frittura di paranza

/freet-TOO-rah dee pah-RAHN-tsah/
[Italian]

When the catch is brought in by the fishermen there is often a residue of unsaleable fish, the paranza, which is also slang for criminals. These are fried and served with lemon. Whilst the fish are not necessarily the most desirable, they have the distinct advantage of being extremely fresh.

frittura di pesce

/freet-TOO-rah dee PEH-sheh/
[Italian]

Fish of small size and squid and appropriate shellfish, along with small morsels of fish, dipped in batter and fried.

frittura di rane

/freet-TOO-rah dee RAH-neh/
[Italian]

Fried frogs' legs

frittura mista

/freet-TOO-rah MEES-tah/
[Italian]

A Milanese name for fritto misto; small morsels of food dipped in breadcrumbs and deep-fried. These might include slices of veal or sweetbreads; a mixture of liver, ham and cheese bound together with béchamel sauce and rolled into balls; vegetables cut into manageable mouthfuls, or fruits.

frittura secca

/freet-TOO-rah SEHK-kah/
[Italian]

Fritters made with cheese and meat.