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Italian

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Ribes — Currant
Uva spina — Gooseberry
More di rovo — Bramble berries
Pinolo — Pine nut
Chiodi di garofano — Cloves
pimento / pepe della Giamaica. allspice
cumino dei prati/ carvi. caraway
Farro – spelt
Grano saraceno – buckwheat
Filone – loaf
Pagnotta – round loaf
Tè al gelsomino – jasmine tea
Strutto – lard
Caffè ristretto – very short, strong espresso
Caffè lungo – “ long” espresso (more water)
Fesa – top round / silverside
Sottofesa – bottom round / lower part of fesa
Carré / Lombata – veal loin / rib rack
Costolette / Braciole di vitello – veal chops / cutlets
Girello di spalla – shoulder round / eye of shoulder
Controfiletto / Lombata – sirloin / striploin
Scamone – rump / rump steak
Cappello del prete – chuck / braising cut
Costata – rib steak
Lonza / Lombo – pork loin
stinco – shank
Affettato – sliced / cold cuts
Milza – spleen
Trippa – tripe (stomach lining)
Fusi / Fusi di pollo – drumsticks
Telline – small clams, often used in pasta dishes
Cannolicchi / Cannelloni di mare – razor clams
Starna / Quaglia – partridge / quail
Piccione – pigeon / squab
Cacciagione da piuma – feathered game (birds)
Cacciagione da pelo – furred game (deer, boar, hare)
Barattolo – jar
Vasetto – small jar / pot
Retina – net bag (for fruit, onions, etc.)
Cicale di mare – spiny lobster / slipper lobster
Sogliola – sole
pesce persico – perch
Rana pescatrice / Coda di rospo – monkfish
Cefalo / Muggine – mullet
Pagello – red porgy
Squamato – scaled
Piastra – hot plate / griddle
Tegame – casserole / saucepan
Teglia – baking tray / pan
Tritare – to chop / mince
Sbucciare – to peel
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