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Terms in Italian 971-980 of 10470

aragosta bollita

/ah-rah-GOS-tah bohl-LEE-tah/
[Italian]

"Boiled crayfish." Crayfish (usually actually lobster) boiled and cooled.

aragosta mediterranea

/ah-rah-GOS-tah meh-dee-tehr-RAH-neh-ah/
[Italian]

"Mediterranean lobster." Crayfish. Spiny or rock lobster. Langouste. A salt water crustacean, not to be confused with freshwater crayfish.

aragostella

/ah-rah-ghoh-STEHL-lah/
[Italian] plural aragostelle

Dublin Bay prawn. Norway lobster. These are like small, elongated lobsters, pale pink when cooked, with long, narrow claws and a delicious flavour.

arancia

/ah-RAHN-cheh/
[Italian] plural arance

Oranges. They appear in the markets in November and remain until spring. Varieties include tarocchi (very juicy), sanguinelle (blood oranges) and vaniglia (very sweet, vanilla oranges) from Sicily.

arance al marsala

/ah-RAHN-cheh ahl mahr-SAH-lah/
[Italian]

Oranges with Marsala. Oranges sliced and dressed with sugar and sweet Marsala.

arancia caramellata

/ah-RAHN-cheh kah-rah-mehl-LAH-teh/
[Italian] plural arance caramellate

"Caramelised oranges." Oranges, peeled, sliced, coated in sugar syrup and decorated with caramelised orange peel.

arancia

/ah-RAHN-chyah/
[Italian] plural arance

Orange. They appear in the markets in November and remain until spring. Varieties include tarocchi (very juicy), sanguinelle (blood oranges) and vaniglia (very sweet, vanilla oranges) from Sicily.

arancia al caramel

/ah-RAHN-chyah ahl kah-rah-MEHL/
[Italian] plural arance al caramel

Orange with caramel. Oranges sliced and coated with caramel made with the juice of the fruit.

arancia amara

/ah-RAHN-chyah ah-MAH-rah/
[Italian] plural arance amare

"Bitter orange." Seville orange (US: bitter orange). A variety of orange which is bitter, used for flavouring.

Arancia Calabrese

/ah-RAHN-chyah kah-lah-BREH-seh/
[Italian]

"Calabrian orange." A variety of orange grown in Calabria.