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Terms in Italian 681-690 of 10470

alla veneziana

/ahl-lah veh-neh-tsee-AH-nah/
[Italian]

"In the style of Venice" in the Veneto.

alla veronese

/ahl-lah veh-roh-NEH-seh/
[Italian]

"In the style of Verona" in the Veneto.

alle cipolle e porri

/ahl-lah chee-POH-leh eh POHR-ree/
[Italian]

With onions and leeks. Sautéed onions and leeks sometimes served with pasta and Parmesan cheese.

alle cozze

/ahl-leh KOHTS-tseh/
[Italian]

A sauce made with mussels, usually with tomatoes, garlic, olive oil and parsley, and served with pasta.

alle dorate

/ahl-lah doh-RAH-teh/
[Italian]

Any dish that is browned until golden. Usually with the addition of breadcrumbs and garlic with herbs, and perhaps grated Parmesan cheese.

alle laziale

/ahl-leh lah-TSYAH-leh/
[Italian]

"In the style of Lazio." This usually denotes the presence of onions.

all'emiliana

/ahl-leh-mee-LYAH-nah/
[Italian]

"In the style of Emiliana"

allergia

/ahl-lehr-JEE-yah/
[Italian] plural allerge

Allergy

allergico/allergica

/ahl-LEHR-jee-koh/
[Italian] plural allergichi/allergiche

Allergic

alletterato

/ahl-leht-tehr-RAH-toh/
[Italian] plural alletterati

Little tunny. The little tunny is a handsome fish with black scribble patterns on its back. It has a robust, torpedo-shaped body built for powerful swimming and it has no swim bladder. The mouth is large, the lower jaw slightly protruding past the upper jaw. The flesh of the little tuna is darker and stronger tasting than that of the other large tunas. It is marketed fresh, dried, canned, smoked, or frozen. It is often caught on hook and line near reefs.