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Terms in Italian 8511-8520 of 10470

polpettone in salsa verde

/pohl-peht-TOH-neh ahl-lah een SAHL-sah VEHR-deh/
[Italian]

"Meatloaf with green sauce." Minced (US: ground) meat loaf made with beef and garlic served with salsa verde.

polpi in purgatorio

/POHL-pee een poor-gah-TOH-ryoh/
[Italian]

Octopus fried with tomatoes and garlic and diavolicchio chillis.

polpo

/POHL-poh/
[Italian] plural polpi

Octopus

polpo affogati

/POHL-poh ahf-foh-GAH-tee/
[Italian]

A dish from Naples of octopus "drowned" in a sauce of tomatoes with diavolicchio chillis.

polpo alla luciana

/POHL-poh ahl-lah loo-CHYAH-nah/
[Italian]

A dish from Campania of octopus cooked slowly over a long time in olive oil with garlic and parsley, sometimes with tomatoes, and flavoured with the local diavolicchio peppers. It can just be poached in water and served with olive oil and lemon.

polpo all'insalata

/POHL-poh ahl-leen-sah-LAH-tah/
[Italian]

Octopus salad. Octopus boiled, cooled and very finely chopped with garlic, celery, carrots, parsley and dressed with olive oil and lemon juice.

polpo di scoglio

/POHL-poh dee SKOH'lyoh/
[Italian] plural polpi di scoglio

Octopus

polpo di spalla

/POHL-poh dee SPAHL-lah/
[Italian]

The whole shoulder. A joint that is good for slow roasting, pot roasting and braising.

polso

[Italian]

A name in Tuscany for flat ribs, a mid-rib cut medial to the shoulder. Good for boiled meats. May be any ribs but are most often flat ribs.

polsonetto

/pohl-soh-NEHT-toh/
[Italian] plural polsonetti

A small, heavy, round-bottomed copper pan traditionally used for making custards.