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Terms in Italian 9911-9920 of 10470

stoccafisso brand de cujon

/stohk-kah-FEES-soh brahnd deh KOO-yohn/
[Italian]

"Stockfish shaken until tired." A Ligurian dish made with stoccafisso (dried cod rather than salt cod) cooked with potatoes, garlic and olive oil. The dish is then shaken to incorporate all the ingredients. The name comes from a dialect expression from San Remo.

stoccafisso in potacchio

/stohk-kah-FEES-soh een poh-TAHK-kyoh/
[Italian]

Dried cod flavoured strongly with rosewater and garlic.

stoccafisso in teglia

/stohk-kah-FEES-soh een TEH'lyah/
[Italian]

Dried cod layered with potatoes and baked.

stoccafisso in umido

/stohk-kah-FEES-soh een oo-MEE-doh/
[Italian]

Dried cod stewed with tomatoes, onions, carrots and celery and olive oil.

stocche accumudou

[Italian]

A dish from Liguria of dried cod, stockfish stewed with anchovies, potatoes, olives and pine nuts.

stocco all'anconetana

/STOH-koh ahl-lahn-koh-neh-TAH-nah/
[Italian]

"Dried cod in the style of Ancona." Braised dried cod from Marche with tomatoes, olive oil and white wine and milk, flavoured with thyme and garlic.

stoffoloto

/stohf-foh-LOH-toh/
[Italian] plural stoffoloti

A tasty salami containing lots of fat.

storione

/stoh-RYOH-neh/
[Italian]

Sturgeon

storione cobice

/stoh-RYOH-neh koh-BEE-cheh/
[Italian]

Adriatic Sturgeon. A rare species of sturgeon found in inshore waters of the Adriatic.

stortini

/sohr-TEE-nee/
[Italian]

Short cut pasta, slightly ruffled and used in soups.