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Terms in Italian 7701-7710 of 10470

pasticciata

/pah-stee-CHYAH-tah/
[Italian]

"Baked." A name for pasticcio, a sort of pie made with layers of ingredients, often including pasta or polenta, baked in a shallow casserole in the oven. A sort of pasta pie which may or may not have a pie crust.

pasticciata alla pesarese

/pah-stee-CHYAH-tah ahl-lah peh-sah-REH-seh/
[Italian]

Beef casseroled with tomatoes, red wine and spiced with cloves and cinnamon.

pasticciata alla veronese

/pah-stee-CHYAH-tah ahl-lah veh-roh-NEH-seh/
[Italian]

Beef casseroled with tomatoes, red wine and spiced with cloves and cinnamon.

pasticciere

/pah-stee-CHYEH-reh/
[Italian]

"Pastry chef." The chef in charge of the pastries.

pasticcio (di tortellini)

/pah-STEE-chyoh (dee tohr-tehl-LEE-nee)/
[Italian]

A dish from Modena of tortellini cooked with ragù then baked in a pie crust with béchamel sauce, sometimes including mushrooms and truffles.

pasticcio

/pah-STEE-chyoh/
[Italian] plural pasticci

A sort of pie made with layers of ingredients, often including pasta, baked in a shallow casserole in the oven. A sort of pasta pie which may or may not have a pie crust. It may also mean pâté, mould or form of meats of fish.

pasticcio alla bolognese

/pah-STEE-chyoh ahl-lah boh-loh-NYEH-seh/
[Italian]

A dish from Bologna of tortellini cooked with ragù then baked in a pie crust with béchamel sauce, sometimes including mushrooms and truffles.

pasticcio alla ferrarese

/pah-STEE-chyoh ahl-lah fehr-rah-REH-seh/
[Italian]

A sort of pasta pie layered with meat sauce, béchamel sauce and grated cheese and baked.

pasticcio all'agrodolce

/pah-STEE-chyoh ahl-lah-groh-DOHL-cheh/
[Italian]

A sauce of red and yellow peppers.

pasticcio (di maccheroni) all'anziana

/pah-STEE-chyoh dee mah-keh-ROH-nee ahl-lahn-TSYAH-nah/
[Italian]

A sweet pastry pie from Emilia-Romagna filled with macaroni or spaghetti layered with minced (US: ground) beef, béchamel sauce and tomatoes.