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Terms in Italian 8801-8810 of 10470

quagliata

/kwah'LYAH-tah/
[Italian]

A dish from Abruzzo of a renneted junket dessert. May also mean rennet.

quaglie alla borghese

[Italian]

"Quails in the style of the Borgias." Quails wrapped in vine leaves and roasted and served with a pea purée.

quaglie alla stemperata

[Italian]

"Diluted quail." A dish from Sicily of quails stewed with vegetables with vinegar diluted with water and served with olives.

quaglie in umido

/KWAH'lyah een oo-MEE-doh/
[Italian]

A dish from the Marche of stewed quails, usually in white wine with tomatoes.

quaglie rincartate

[Italian]

A dish from Umbria of quails encased in bread dough and baked.

quagliette

/kwah-LYEH-teh/
[Italian]

"Little quails." Stuffed rolls often of cabbage leaves wrapped around a filling. They are often very small and are generally fried.

quagliette di vitello

/kwah'LYEH-teh dee vee-TEHL-loh/
[Italian]

"Little quails of veal." Stuffed rolls often of veal and ham usually threaded onto a skewer for cooking.

quaglio

/KWAH'lyoh/
[Italian] plural quagli

A dialect name for the black boletus mushroom. Excellent to eat from August to October whether raw in salads or cooked or preserved and also freezes well.

quaglio

/KWAH'lyoh/
[Italian] plural quagli

Rennet

quaieta

[Italian]

A Piedmontese dish of veal beaten thin and rolled around a stuffing of minced (US: ground) meat with truffles and grated cheese.