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Terms in Italian 981-990 of 10470

arancia cardinale

/ah-RAHN-chyah kahr-dee-NAH-leh/
[Italian]

A dish from Sardinia or Lazio of oranges peeled, opened out into segments and dressed with salt and olive oil.

arancia dolce

/ah-RAHN-chyah DOHL-cheh/
[Italian]

Sweet orange

arancia ripieni

/ah-RAHN-chyah ree-PYE-nee/
[Italian] plural arance ripieni

Stuffed oranges

arancia rossa

/ah-RAHN-chyah ROHS-sah/
[Italian] plural arance rosse

"Red orange." The blood orange, of which numerous varieties grow prolifically in Sicily.

arancia sanguigna

/ah-RAHN-chyah sahn-GWEE-nyah/
[Italian] plural arance sanguigne

Blood orange

aranciata

/Ah-rahn-CHYAH-tah/
[Italian]

Fritters made from Arborio rice and 3 types of cheese, mashed ricotta, grated Pecorino, chopped Mozarella, parsley, egg, nutmeg, seasoning, made into balls, rolled in flour, egg and breadcrumbs and fried. Mentioned in La Cucina (461) but not described.

aranciata

/ah-rahn-CHYAH-tah/
[Italian] plural aranciate

Orangeade

aranciata di Nuoro

/ah-rahn-CHYAH-tah dee noo-OH-roh/
[Italian]

A sweet Sardinian confection made with orange rind, honey and almonds.

arancia tagliati

/ah-RAHN-chyah tah'lyah-tee/
[Italian] plural arance tagliate

Oranges sliced and macerated

aranci caramellizzati

/ahr-RAHN-chee kah-rah-mehl-leets-TSAH-tee/
[Italian]

Oranges sliced and coated with caramelised juices.