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Terms in Italian 5761-5770 of 10470

intestino

/een-teh-STEE-noh/nee/
[Italian] plural intestini

Intestine

intingolo

/een-teeng-GOH-loh/
[Italian] plural intingoli

Sauce. Gravy. Intingolo is found in southern Italy and is a thick sauce-cum-stew, the ingredients of which are dictated by what it will be served with. It is often served with either bread or polenta.

intinto

/een-TEEN-toh/
[Italian] plural intinti

Dipped

in umido

/een oo-MEE-doh/
[Italian]

Stewed

invecchiato/invecchiata

/een-vehk-KYAH-toh/
[Italian] plural invecchiati/invecchiate

Aged. Mature. Refined, Developed. This can mean ripe, aged or seasoned in reference to cheese, wine or meats. It means mature when used in a complimentary way but be cautious as it can also mean stale.

invernengo

/een-vehr-NEHN-goh/
[Italian]

Invernengo refers to Parmigiano Reggiano cheese produced from December to March.

inverno

/een-VEHR-noh/
[Italian]

Winter

involtini

/een-vohl-TEE-nee/
[Italian]

Paupiettes or olives. Stuffed meat rolls. Thin slices of meat or poultry wrapped around a stuffing and braised.

involtini alla sarda

/een-vohl-TEE-nee ahl-lah SAHR-dah/
[Italian]

Paupiettes or olives made by wrapping thin slices of veal around a stuffing of ham and breadcrumbs with sage and braising them in Marsala wine.

involtini di bue

/een-vohl-TEE-nee dee BOO-eh/
[Italian]

Beef paupiettes or olives. Stuffed beef rolls. Thin slices of beef wrapped around a stuffing and braised.