Venetian

[English]

Terms in Venetian 61-70 of 103

geretto anteriore

/jeh-REHT-toh ahn-teh-RYOH-reh/
[Venetian]

A name in the Veneto for the fore shin (US: shank) of beef.

/GOH/
[Venetian]

A name in Venice for the goby, from tiny fish like whitebait to middle size, all usually fried.

go-fresin

[Venetian]

A name in Venice for the goby, from tiny fish like whitebait to middle size, all usually fried.

go-ghiozzo

[Venetian] plural ghiozzi

A name in Venice for the goby, from tiny fish like whitebait to middle size, all usually fried.

gongo ovo

[Venetian]

A name in the Veneto for the Caesar's mushroom. Excellent raw in salads or grilled, stuffed or used as a garnish.

granzevola

/grahn-seh-VOH-lah/
[Venetian]

A name in the Veneto for the spider crab. This is a crab with little meat but what it has is well-flavoured. It has a large, oval spiked body and long, thin spidery legs, hence its name.

granzoporo

/grahn-tsoh-POH-roh/
[Venetian]

A name in Venice for the warty or yellow crab, a small furry crab with very good sweet flavour used in soups.

late

[Venetian]

A name in Venice for milk.

lattesiol

[Venetian]

A name in the Veneto for the flounder or fluke.

lengua de vaca

/LEHN-gwah de VAH-kah/
[Venetian]

"Ox tongue." A name in the Veneto for the beefsteak mushroom. It may be sliced and fried like liver, or eaten raw with a salad, when it should be cut into thin strips, soaked in salted water, drained and then dressed with a vinaigrette.