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Terms in Italian 9031-9040 of 10470

ricciolini

/reek-kyoh-LEE-nee/
[Italian]

"Little curls." Pasta cut into curled, crimped strands, smaller than riccioli.

ricciolo

[Italian]

Curly endive (US: chicory).

ricciolotta

[Italian]

This describes a combination of the caul which covers the brain and curly tripe from the stomach lining, which is thought to resemble a French lady's coiffure. This combination is traditionally used in making büsecca, a thick soup which also contains white beans and vegetables.

riccitelle

/reek-kee-TEHL-leh/
[Italian]

"Little curls." Pasta cut into curled, crimped strands.

ricco

/REEK-koh/
[Italian] plural ricchi

Rich. Rich flavour.

riccoli

/reek-KOH-lee/
[Italian]

"Curls." Pasta cut into curled, crimped strands.

riccotone

/reek-koh-TOH-neh/
[Italian]

A sweet from Campania made with cream cheese sweeted with sugar and mixed with candied peel.

ricetta

/ree-CHEHT-tah/
[Italian]

Recipe

ricevuto

/ree-cheh-VOO-toh/
[Italian] plural ricevuti

Receipt

ricevuto fisale

/ree-cheh-VOO-toh fee-SAH-leh/
[Italian] plural ricevuti fisali

On leaving a restaurant you should carry with you the 'ricevuto fisale' or scontrino, showing that you have paid. Failure to carry this can result, in very rare circumstances, in a fine.