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salame alla douja

/sah-LAH-min dlah DOO-yah/
[Italian]

Salame della duja. A mild pork salami from Piedmont, much softer than more familiar ones, preserved in fat in a special pot called a duja. The various names of this sausage are said to derive from French "andouille". As ''ndugghia" and " 'nduglie", " 'nduja" and " 'nnuglia", it describes a very spicy sausage of Calabria, made with finely minced (US: ground) pork, lights and liver and diavolicchio chillis and where it is served with vegetable soup.

salamin d'la duja

/sah-LAH-min dlah DOO-yah/
[Italian]

Salame della duja. A mild pork salami from Piedmont, much softer than more familiar ones, preserved in fat in a special pot called a duja. The various names of this sausage are said to derive from French "andouille". As ''ndugghia" and " 'nduglie", " 'nduja" and " 'nnuglia", it describes a very spicy sausage of Calabria, made with finely minced (US: ground) pork, lights and liver and diavolicchio chillis and where it is served with vegetable soup.

salamini

/sah-lah-MEE-nee/
[Italian]

Salamini are sausage links, either smoked or fresh.

salamini freschi

/sah-lah-MEE-nee FREH-skee/
[Italian]

Salamini freschi are fresh sausage links.

salatina

/sah-lah-TEE-nah/neh/
[Italian] plural salatine

A small salad or salad greens.

salato

/sah-LAH-toh/
[Italian] plural salati

"Salted." Savoury. Generally refers to salt-cured meats and salamis.

salé

/SAH-leh/
[Italian]

Salt

sale alle erbe

/SAH-leh ahl-lah EHR-beh/
[Italian]

Herb salt

sale e pepe

/SAH-leh eh PEH-peh/
[Italian]

Salt and pepper

sale grosso

/SAH-leh GROHS-soh/
[Italian]

Coarse salt