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ACETO BALSAMICO: Balsamic Vinegar.

AGLIO: Garlic.

AGNOLOTTI: Stuffed pasta served in a broth.

ALBICOCCA: Appricot.

AL DENTE: Pasta cooked only until soft enough to eat, but not overdone.

ALLORO: Bay Leaf.

AMARENA: Morello cherries.

AMARETTI: Almond biscuit.

ANATRA: Duck.

ANISE: Small plant with a sweet licorice flavour.

ANTIPASTO: Appetizers served before the main meal.

APERITIVO: An alcoholic drink consumed before meals.

ARANCIA: An orange.

ASIAGO: Cow's milk cheese made in northern Italy.

ASAPARAGI: Asparagus.


B


BACCALA: Salted dried cod.

BASILICO: Basil.

BECIAMELLA: Béchamel sauce.

BISCOTTI: Italian biscuits.

BOCCONCINI: Small fresh Mozzarella balls.

BORLOTTI BEANS: Small red speckled pink beans.

BRANZINO: Sea bass.

BRESAOLA: Cured raw beef.

BRODO: Broth or stock.

BRUSCHETTA: Toasted bread topped with garlic, olive oil, tomatoes and basil.

BURRO: Butter.

 

C

CACCIATORE: Traditional Italian meal in which vegetables are cooked in a sauce with meat.

CANELLA: Cinnamon.

CAPPERI: Capers.

CARBONARA: Traditional Italian sauce consisting of garlic, eggs, and bacon served over pasta.

CARCIOFI: Artichokes.

CAROTA: Carrot.

CARPACCIO: Raw beef appetizer.

CASTAGNE: Sweet chestnuts.

CAVOLO: Cabbage.

CAVOLFIORE: Cauliflower.

CECI: Chickpeas.

CHITARRA: Handmade wooden pasta making machine.

CIOCCOLATA: Chocolate.

CINGHIALE: Wild boar.

CIPOLLE: Onion.

CONIGLIO: Rabbit.

CRESPELLE: Crepes.

CROSTATA: An open top tart.


D


DADO: Stock cube.

DRAGONCELLO: Tarragon.

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