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Terms in Italian 871-880 of 10470

animella

/ah-nee-MEHL-leh/
[Italian] plural animelle

Sweetbreads, thymus glands, rather than testicles. They are usually prepared in the same way as kidneys, added to stews or for stuffing pastas, or are served with a vinaigrette.

animelle con limone e capperi

/ah-nee-MEHL-leh kohn lee-MOH-neh eh kahp-PEH-ree/
[Italian]

"Sweetbreads with lemon and capers." Poached veal sweetbreads, sautéed in butter and mixed with capers and lemon juice and served with the cooking juices and chopped parsley.

animelle d'abbacchio

/ah-nee-MEHL-leh dahb-BAHK-kyoh/
[Italian]

Unweaned, milk-fed lamb's sweetbreads sautéed with pancetta, garlic and onions, stewed in stock and thickened with butter.

animelle d'agnello alla romana

/ah-nee-MEH-leh dah'NYEHL-loh ahl-lah roh-MAH-nah/
[Italian]

Lamb sweetbreads with mushrooms and Marsala.

animelle d'agnello alla trasteverina

/ah-nee-MEH-leh dah'NYEHL-loh ahl-lah trah-steh-veh-REE-nah/
[Italian]

"Lamb sweetbreads in the style of Trastevere." Lamb sweetbreads marinated and deep-fried.

animelle di vitello

/ah-nee-MEHL-eh dee vee-TEHL-loh/
[Italian]

Veal sweetbreads often fried in butter and cooked in Marsala.

anisetta

/ah-nee-SEHT-tah/
[Italian] plural anisette

Small aniseed-flavoured biscuit (US: cookie).

anisetta

/ah-nee-SEHT-tah/
[Italian]

A sweet liqueur made with aniseed or coriander (US: cilantro) and fennel. It is a clear and colourless liquid until water is added, when it becomes cloudy.

anitra

/AH-nee-trah/
[Italian] plural anitre

Duck, usually domestically bred. Wild duck is generally preferable.

anitra al cognac

/AH-nee-trah dehl KOH-nyahk/
[Italian]

"Duck in Cognac." Duck joints marinated and then stewed with cognac, red wine and herbs.