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Terms in Italian 5401-5410 of 10470

gnocchi in brodo

/NYOHK-kee een BROH-doh/
[Italian]

Small dumplings or gnocchi, often gnocchi verdi, cooked in a broth. Usually served with grated Parmesan cheese.

gnocchi verdi

/NYOHK-kee VEHR-dee/
[Italian]

Small dumplings or gnocchi made with spinach, eggs, butter and ricotta and Parmesan cheese.

gnocco

/N'YOHK-koh/
[Italian] plural gnocchi

A dumpling made with a piece of dough made with strutto, often topped with ham or cheese, and deep fried.

gnocco

/N'YOHK-koh/
[Italian] plural gnocchi

Flatbread

gnocco fritto

/NYOHK-kee FREET-tee/
[Italian] plural gnocchi fritti

Fritters from Emilia-Romagna made with small semolina dumplings or gnocchi fried in olive oil. They may be savoury, and served with ham or cheese, or sweet.

gnocculi

/nyohk-KOO-lee/
[Italian]

Gnocchi, or dumplings, made with semolina and poached in water or broth, sometimes served with cheese or meat sauce.

gnomirelli

/n'yoh-meh-RYEHL-lee/
[Italian]

A dish from Puglia of lamb or goats innards flavoured with pecorino, lard, lemon and parsley, cheese and herbs, rolled into sausages, threaded onto a skewer and fried or grilled over coals. This is a dish which comes under many similar names in neighbouring regions of Italy.

gnudi

/N'YOO-dee/
[Italian]

"Nudes." Dumplings or gnocchi from Florence made with Ricotta cheese, thought to resemble ravioli that lacks the pasta envelope, so just the inside.

gnumariddi

/n'yoo-mah-REE-dee/
[Italian]

A dish from Puglia of lamb or goats innards flavoured with pecorino, lard, lemon and parsley, diavolicchio, cheese and herbs, rolled into sausages, threaded onto a skewer and fried or grilled over coals. This is a dish which comes under many similar names in neighbouring regions of Italy, including alenoto, marro, torcinelli, mazzacorde, and others.

gnumarieddi

/n'yoo-meh-RYEHD-dee/
[Italian]

A dish from Puglia of lamb or goats innards flavoured with pecorino, lard, lemon and parsley, diavolicchio, cheese and herbs, rolled into sausages, threaded onto a skewer and fried or grilled over coals. This is a dish which comes under many similar names in neighbouring regions of Italy, including alenoto, marro, torcinelli, mazzacorde, and others.