Dictionary Italian ← English: [Tuscany] | Translation 1 - 5 of 5 |
| Italian | English | ||
| gastr. cacciucco {m} | [Italian fish stew native to the coastal towns of Tuscany] | ||
| gastr. peposo {m} | [peppery dish of stewed beef from Tuscany] | ||
| gastr. cecìna {f} | [savory tart, typical of Tuscany, prepared with chickpea flour, water, salt and extra virgin olive oil] | ||
| gastr. tordelli {m.pl} Lucchesi | [speciality of Lucca region in Tuscany - half-moon shaped large ravioli with filling] | ||
| gastr. spaghetti {m.pl} alla trabaccolara | spaghetti with a fish sauce [originally from Viareggio, Tuscany] |
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