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Terms in Italian 6081-6090 of 10470

lingua in salsa piccante

/LEEN-gwah een SAHL-sah pee-KAHN-teh/
[Italian]

"Tongue in piquant sauce." Boiled veal tongue sliced thinly and served with a piquant sauce with parsley, garlic, anchovies and vinegar.

lingua in salsa rossa

/LEEN-gwah een SAHL-sah ROHS-soh/
[Italian]

"Tongue in red sauce." Boiled veal tongue sliced thinly and served with spicy tomato sauce on top.

lingua in salsa verde

/LEEN-gwah een SAHL-sah VEHR-deh/
[Italian]

"Tongue in green sauce." Boiled veal tongue sliced thinly and served with salsa verde.

lingua salmistra

/LEEN-gwah sahl-MEE-strah/
[Italian]

Pickled tongue

linguatolo

/leen-gwah-TOH-loh/
[Italian] plural linguatoli

"Big tongue." Spotted flounder. A grey flounder found in the Mediterranean. These fish are best filleted and fried.

linguattola

/leen-gwaht-TOH-lah/
[Italian]

Spotted flounder. A grey flounder found in the Mediterranean. These fish are best filleted and fried.

lingue algerine

/LEEN-gweh ahl-jeh-REE-neh/
[Italian]

"Algerians' tongues." Courgettes (US: zucchini) sliced on the diagonal, giving them the appearance of tongues, fried, coated in cream and Parmesan sauce and fried again.

lingue di battone

/LEEN-gweh dee baht-TOH-neh/
[Italian]

"Whores' tongues." Thin linguine served with a spiced sauce wtih tomatoes, garlic, and hot chillis.

lingue di passero

/LIN-gweh dee pahs-SEH-ree/
[Italian]

"Sparrows' tongues." Long flat, narrow pasta, thinner than linguine.

linguetta

/leen-GWEHT-tah/
[Italian]

A Sicilian method for cleaning sardines. Cut off the heads and fins, but not the tails of the sardines, remove the scales, slit the belly and remove the guts. I have been taught not to wash fish, as this removes flavour. Holding the fish belly up, in the palms of both hands, run your thumb along the backbone so that the fish opens like a book. The remove the backbone, which will have been loosened by this process, as far as the tail.