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Terms in Italian 4941-4950 of 10470

frutta sciroppata

/FROOT-tah shee-rohp-PAH-tah/
[Italian]

Soft fruits such as peaches poached with apples and pears in syrup, the syrup reduced and served with the fruit.

frutta secca

/FROOT-tah SEHK-koh/
[Italian]

Dried fruit

fruttato

/FROOT-tah-toh/
[Italian] plural fruttati

Fruity

fruttia di bosco

/FROOT-tah dee BOH-skoh/
[Italian] plural frutti di bosco

"Fruits of the forest." Wild fruits such as blackberries and wild strawberries.

frutti di mare

/FROOT-tah dee MAH-reh/
[Italian]

"Fruit of the sea." Seafood, shellfish. Platter of mixed seafood and shellfish, cooked and raw. May include clams, mussels, scallops, razor shells and oysters.

frutti misti

/FROOT-tee MEE-stee/
[Italian]

Mixed fruit. An assortment of fruits.

fruttini

/froot-TEE-nee/
[Italian]

A name in Tuscany for confection made of marzipan and formed into very realistic fruits.

frutti rossi di bosco

/FROOT-tee ROHS-see dee BOH-skoh/
[Italian]

"Red fruits of the forest." Wild fruits such as wild strawberries and redcurrrants.

fruttivendolo

/froot-tee-VEN-doh-loh/
[Italian] plural fruttivendoli

Fruiterer. Greengrocer.

fugassa

/foo-GAHS-sah/
[Italian] plural fugasse

A type of sweetened focaccia flavoured with orange and spices, sometimes with almonds, sometimes with iris root, usually found in Veneto at Easter.