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Terms in Italian 8061-8070 of 10470

pettirosso

/PEHT-tee-ROHS-soh/
[Italian] plural pettirossi

"Red breast." Robin.

petto

/PEHT-toh/
[Italian] plural petti

Breast, eg of veal, chicken etc. On a menu, undefined "petto" is likely to be chicken breast.

petto di anatra

/PEHT-toh dee AH-nah-trah/
[Italian] plural petti di anatra

Duck breast, filleted

petto di faraona

/PEHT-toh dee fah-rah-OH-nah/
[Italian] plural petti di faraona

Breast of guinea fowl, filleted.

petto di manzo

/PEHT-toh dee MAHN-tsoh/
[Italian]

Breast of beef. Brisket.

petto di pollo

/PEHT-toh dee POHL-loh/
[Italian] plural petti di pollo

Chicken breast, filleted

petto di pollo alla bolognese

/PEHT-toh dee POHL-loh boh-loh-NYEH-seh/
[Italian] plural petti di pollo alla bolognese

Chicken breast fried in butter, then covered with a slice of prosciutto and a slice of ham, briefly grilled.

petto di pollo alla lombarda

/PEHT-toh dee POHL-loh ahl-lah lohm-BAHR-dah/
[Italian] plural petti di pollo alla lombarda

Chicken breast fried in butter, more often used in the north than further south of Italy where olive oil predominates.

petto di pollo alla valdostana

/PEHT-toh dee POHL-loh ahl-lah vahl-doh-STAH-nah/
[Italian] plural petti di pollo alla valdostana

"Chicken breast in the style of the Valle d'Aosta." Chicken breast fried in butter, coated in Fontina cheese and served with a white wine sauce.

petto di pollo al limone

/PEHT-toh dee POHL-loh ahl lee-MOH-neh/
[Italian] plural petti di pollo al limone

Chicken breast fried in butter, more often used in the north than further south of Italy where olive oil predominates.