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Terms in Italian 6271-6280 of 10470

macerone

/mah-cheh-ROH-neh/
[Italian]

Alexanders or black lovage. A celery-flavoured plant. Stems can be prepared as a vegetable and served with butter and black pepper.

mach

/mahk/
[Italian]

A thick soup from the north of Italy made with milk, chestnuts and rice. When it has cooled down it may be cut into shapes, making a kind of polenta.

machet

/mah-KEHT/
[Italian]

A thick soup from the north of Italy made with milk, chestnuts and rice. When it has cooled down it may be cut into shapes, making a kind of polenta.

machitt

/mah-KEET/
[Italian]

A dish from Montegrino Valtravaglia in Lombardy (the inhabitants of which are called 'machitt') of chesnuts, boiled until they bein to soften and then mashed. Rrice and milk and then added with some butter and salt, and then cooked and served.

macina caffè

/mah-CHEE-nah kahf-FEH/
[Italian]

Coffee grinder or mill

macina pepe

/mah-CHEE-nah PEH-peh/
[Italian]

Pepper mill

macinare

/mah-chee-NAH-reh/
[Italian]

To mince, grind, crush or pound. To mill.

macinato

/mah-chee-NAH-toh/
[Italian] plural macinati

Minced. Ground. Pounded. Crushed.

macinino del pepe

/mah-chee-NEE-noh dehl PEH-peh/
[Italian] plural macinini del pepe

Pepper pot

macis

/MAH-chees/
[Italian]

Mace. Nutmeg is the kernel of a fruit similar to an apricot, and is wrapped in a scarlet leathery lace or aril of mace. Native to the Moluccas.