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Terms in Italian 7161-7170 of 10470

odori

/oh-DOH-ree/
[Italian] plural odore

"Odours" used in the same way as the word "aromatics" and meaning perfumed flavourings such as herbs.

ofelle (di Trieste)

/oh-FEHL-leh/
[Italian]

A dish from Trieste in Friuli of ravioli-like pasta made with potato flour and with a stuffing of diced sausage, minced (US: ground) veal and spinach.

offa

/OHF-fah/
[Italian] plural offe

A small cake or biscuit (US: cookie) made from spelt.

offella

/ohf-FEHL-lah/leh/
[Italian] plural offelle

A tart which takes on different identities in different regions. In Lombardy it may be oval and filled with jam (US: jelly) while in Friuli it is likely to be a sort of savoury ravioli, while in Emilia it could be made with marzipan and jam. Parona near Verona makes sweet butter biscuits (US: cookies) of this name.

Ogliarola

/oh'lyah-ROH-lah/
[Italian]

A variety of olive

alla olandese

/(ahl-lah) oh-lahn-DEH-sah/
[Italian]

With hollandaise sauce

Olevano Romano

/oh-leh-VAH-noh roh-MAH-noh/
[Italian]

A DOC red wine from Lazio made from Cesanese di Affile, a local clone of Cesanese Commune grapes. In this region there is a tradition of adding some white wine grapes to add to the level of acidity in the wine.

oli

/OH-lee/
[Italian]

Oils

Oliena

/oh-LYEH-nah/
[Italian]

A Sardinian village producing wine through a local co-operative.

olii varii

/OH-lee VAH-ree/
[Italian]

Various oils. You might see this in a shop indicating the place where oils not from olives are on display.