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Terms in Italian 8151-8160 of 10470

piconi

[Italian]

Bite-size turnovers from Central Italy with a filling of sweetened ricotta and sometimes raisins.

pic-pac

[Italian]

Many Sicilian tomato sauces containing chillis and grated cheese are given this name.

picula 'd caval

/pee-KOO-lah duh kah-VAHL/
[Italian]

A dish from Emilia-Romagna of horsemeat stewed with tomatoes.

picurin(e)

/pee-koo-REEN(-eh)/
[Italian]

Large white field mushroom, with a cap anything from 5 (2") to 15 cm (6") in diameter.

pie

/PYEH/
[Italian]

A chewy, griddled, round Romagnan flatbread eaten with pecorino cheese, prosciutto or salami folded over to make a sandwich. It is traditionally cooked on a round testo or on a terra cotta stone heated over a flame and usually still warm when it is eaten.

pie

/PYEH/
[Italian]

Foot. Trotter, of a calf, pig or sheep.

pie d'asino

/PYEH dah-SEE-noh/
[Italian]

"Donkey's feet." Dog cockles. Small shellfish usually eaten raw, they have a chewy consistency.

piedi

/PYEH-dee/
[Italian]

Foot. Trotter, of a calf, pig or sheep.

piedi di maiale

/PYEH-dee dee mah-YAH-leh/
[Italian]

Pig's trotters

piedi di vitello

/PYEH-dee dee vee-TEHL-loh/
[Italian]

Calf's foot