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Terms in Italian 8521-8530 of 10470

poltiglia

/pohl-TEE'lyah/
[Italian] plural poltiglie

"Mashed." Most commonly refers to a dressing from Lazio made with mashed anchovies, red wine, olive oil and lemon and capers, sometimes with tomatoes, and thickened with breadcrumbs. It is often served with puntarelle. Poorer versions would just have mashed up greens.

polvere

/POHL-veh-reh/
[Italian]

Powder

polvere di peperone

/POHL-veh-reh dee peh-peh-ROH-neh/
[Italian]

"Paprika." Sweet pepper spice.

polvere di Sansho

/POHL-veh-reh dee SAHN-shoh/
[Italian]

Sichuan pepper. A very hot and peppery Chinese spice.

polverino

/pohl-veh-REE-noh/
[Italian]

A mixture based on flour, sieved and sprinkled on panforte before it is baked.

polvorone

/pohl-veh-ROH-neh(s)/
[Italian] plural polvorones

Crumbly wafers filled with almonds.

Pomino

/poh-MEE-noh/
[Italian]

A DOC region in the Chianti Rufina district producing both red and dry white wines.

pommarola

/pohm-mah-ROH-lah/
[Italian]

A rich sauce of onions, garlic and herbs stewed with tomatoes, for pasta.

pommarola 'ncoppa

/pohm-mah-ROH-lah uhn-KOHP-pah/
[Italian]

Pasta with a rich sauce of onions, garlic and basil stewed with tomatoes.

pomodori al phyllo

/poh-moh-DOH-ree ahl FEE-loh/
[Italian]

Cherry tomatoes on the vine.