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Terms in Italian 5701-5710 of 10470

insalata di asparagi

/een-sah-LAH-tah dee ahs-pah-RAH-jee/
[Italian]

Asparagus poached and dressed with olive oil and vinegar.

insalata di calamari

/een-sah-LAH-tah dee kah-lah-MAH-ree/
[Italian]

Squid cooked and served in a salad.

insalata di campo

/een-sah-LAH-tah dee KAHM-poh/
[Italian] plural insalate di campo

"Salad of the field." Dandelion. The young leaves are used in salads or cooked as greens.

insalata di carne cruda

/een-sah-LAH-tah dee KAHR-neh KROO-dah/
[Italian]

Minced (US: ground) or thinly sliced fillet of beef or veal marinated briefly with oil, lemon and pepper, sometimes served with fine sliced mushrooms or, properly, white truffles and Parmesan cheese.

insalata di carote

/een-sah-LAH-tah dee kah-ROH-teh/
[Italian]

Carrots grated and mixed with olive oil and lemon juice.

insalata di cavolfiore

/een-sah-LAH-tah dee kah-vohl-FYOH-reh/
[Italian]

Cauliflower salad, broken up into florets and sometime with added anchovies and capers, dressed with olive oil and vinegar.

insalata di cavolo

/een-sah-LAH-tah dee kah-VOH-loh/
[Italian] plural insalate di cavolo

"Cabbage salad." Coleslaw. A salad of thinly sliced white hearts of cabbage, sometimes with a little added carrot and onion, mixed with mayonnaise or similar binding sauce.

insalata di ceci

/een-sah-LAH-tah dee CHEH-chee/
[Italian]

Salad made with cooked chickpeas (US: garbanzo beans), often with tomatoes, and dressed with oil and vinegar.

insalata di cicoria fina

/een-sah-LAH-tah dee chee-koh-REE-ah FEE-nah/
[Italian]

A salad of Italian dandelion dressed with olive oil, wine vinegar and garlic.

insalata di escarola

/een-sah-LAH-tah dee eh-skh-ROH-lah/
[Italian]

Salad of curly endive (US: chicory) dressed with oil and vinegar.