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Terms in Italian 7451-7460 of 10470

pane e companatico

/PAH-neh eh kohm-pah-NAH-tee-koh/
[Italian]

Bread and any sort of companion - anything from olives and tomatoes carried to work, cheese and onions or even a cooked sauce or dish of some kind.

pane forte

/PAH-neh FOHR-teh/
[Italian]

"Strong bread." A typical Sicilian bread made with brewer's yeast.

pane francesa

/PAH-neh frahn-CHEH-sah/
[Italian]

French bread. A wand or loaf of white bread with a crisp crust.

pane frattau

/PAH-neh FRAHT-tah-oo/
[Italian]

"Broken bread." A classic dish from Sardinia made with carta di musica or pane carasau bread, briefly soaked in water to soften it, layered with fried egg, tomato sauce and hard cheese of some sort, such as Pecorino Sardo, maybe meat, and baked.

pane grattato

/PAH-neh graht-TAH-toh/
[Italian]

Breadcrumbs

pane grattugiato

/PAH-neh graht-tooJYAH-toh/
[Italian]

"Grated bread." Breadcrumbs. Fresh breadcrumbs.

pane in cassetta

/PAH-neh een kahs-SEHT-tah/
[Italian]

"Bread in a box." Similar to what the British call a "tinned loaf", bread which is square in shaped and designed primarily for ease in making sandwiches.

pane in pasta

/PAH-neh een PAH-stah/
[Italian]

Uncooked bread dough. May sometimes be obtained from bakers.

pane integrale

/PAH-neh een-teh-GRAH-leh/
[Italian]

Wholemeal or brown bread. (US: wheat bread). Usually shaped like a tinned loaf (US: sandwich loaf).

panella

[Italian]

A cow's milk cheese from Sicily similar to Caciocavallo.