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Terms in Italian 9711-9720 of 10470

sette virtù

/SEHT-teh veer-TOO/
[Italian]

A soup which, legend has it, took seven maidens each using seven different ingredients seven days to concoct. It is traditionally made on 1st May each year in Teramo. With the arrival of spring and as the new harvests approach, the cupboards are all cleared of their ingredients, so in go all the remaining dried beans and flours from last year and boiled pork and vegetables and herbs, whatever is available. It is made in huge quantites to be consumed over the following days.

Sextner

/SEKST-nehr/
[Italian]

A creamy, hard, cow's milk cheese made with raw milk. The paste is pale ivory with some holes. It comes from the Sud Tirol high up in the Dolomites near the Austrian border. The flavour is milk but penetrating.

sezione coscia

/seh-TSYOH-neh KOH-shyah/
[Italian]

A beef cut, a thick slice taken from the gluteal muscle, the rump or haunch.

sezione e muscoli di sottospalla

[Italian]

"Section and shoulder muscle". A beef cut taken from the shoulder, a thick slice through the clod.

sfasciatura

/sfah-shyah-TOO-rah/
[Italian]

A name in Puglia for silverside (US: round cut) from the rump or thigh of beef at the back of the hind limb.

sfiandrena

[Italian]

A name in Emilia-Romagna for the oyster mushroom.

sfilacci di cavallo

/sfee-LAH-chee dee kah-VAHL-loh/
[Italian]

"Threads of horsemeat." Dried, smoked horse meat, rather like jerky or biltong, shredded into fine, bright red threads.

sfilatino

/sfee-lah-TEE-noh/
[Italian] plural sfilatini

A long thin "thread" of bread.

sfilatura di costa

[Italian]

A name in Messina in Sicily for flat ribs, a mid-rib cut medial to the shoulder. Good for boiled meats.

sfinci

/SFEEN-chee/
[Italian]

Yeast raised doughnut-like cakes stuffed with confectioner's custard or ricotta. Monreale produces a version made with potato flour.