Italian

[English]

Terms in Italian 9651-9660 of 10470

scrippelle ‘mbusse

/skreep-PEHL-leh um-BOOS-seh/
[Italian]

Small sweet cakes from the Marche.

scrippelle ‘nfuss

/skreep-PEHL-leh un-FOOS/
[Italian]

Scripelle are the crêpes which are elsewhere called crespelle. So these are pancake-like fritters or crêpes from Abruzzo sometimes stuffed with chicken, usually with Parmesan cheese, but always served in chicken broth.

scusi

/SKOO-see/
[Italian]

Excuse me

seadas

/seh-AH-dahs/
[Italian]

A light deep-fried pastry, traditionally from Sardinia, with discs of mild sheep's milk cheese and coated honey, now found in Tuscany after migrating shepherds brought it with them..

sebadas

/seh-BAH-dahz/
[Italian]

A light deep-fried pastry, traditionally from Sardinia, with discs of mild sheep's milk cheese and coated honey, now found in Tuscany after migrating shepherds brought it with them..

sebaste

/seh-BAH-steh/
[Italian]

Bluemouth. A type of rascasse from deep North American waters and the western Mediterranean. It has an orange-red skin and delicately flavoured white flesh, a blue flash on the gill covers and enormous eyes. It is an unsightly fish with good flavour and is used in bouillabaisse and other fish soups.

secale

[Italian]

Rye

secco

/SEH-koh/
[Italian] plural secchi

Dry. Often applied to wines. Dried.

secole

[Italian]

Scraps found on bones of veal and beef.

secondi (piatti)

/seh-KOHN-doh pee-AHT-tee/
[Italian]

Main course dishes