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Terms in Italian 5181-5190 of 10470

Gariga

/gah-REE-gah/
[Italian]

The name in Valle Susa for Castelmagno, a strong, herby, Gorgonzola style, hard, blue cheese from Piedmont. It is cast in 5 kg (12 lb) cylinders.

garmucia

/ghar-MOO-chyah/
[Italian]

A soup of Tuscany, produced in spring and made with a number of vegetables, including artichokes and broad beans (US: fava beans) and asparagus. It is likely to contain pancetta and some recipes show it as heartier soup containing beef.

garmugia

/gahr-MOO-jyah/
[Italian]

A hearty broad bean (US: fava bean) soup from Lucca in Tuscany with artichokes, asparagus, pancetta and onions. I should think the wind factor is quite high. Some recipes show it as soup containing beef.

garofano

/gah-ROH-fah-noh/
[Italian] plural garofani

Cloves. The unopened flower buds of a tree, dried in the sun. They are very aromatic and widely used in Indian cooking. Chiodi are nails.

garofano di mare

/ghah-ROH-fah-noh dee MAH-reh/
[Italian] plural garofani di mare

"Clove of the sea." Sea anemone.

garofolato

/ghah-roh-foh-LAH-toh/
[Italian]

With cloves. May also describe a beef stew flavoured with cloves.

garretto

/gahr-REHT-toh/
[Italian] plural garretti

Beef shin (US: shank).

gasosa

/gah-SOH-sah/
[Italian] plural gasose

A strong, fizzy drink. Usually lemonade.

gassata

/gahs-SAH-tah/
[Italian] plural gassate

Fizzy. Carbonated. Often used to describe sparkling water.

gassificato

/gahs-see-fee-KAH-toh/
[Italian] plural gassificati

Carbonated by having gas forced in - not naturally carbonated.