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1 à point cooked medium
( FRANCE)least cooked: (bleu, saignant, à point, bien cuit): most cooked.Italiano-Inglese Cucina internazionale > à point cooked medium
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2 cuite
cooked. -
3 prosciutto cotto
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4 prosciutto cotto
cooked o boiled ham -
5 à point
cooked medium rare. -
6 caramelisé
cooked with high heat to brown the sugar and heighten flavor.♦ To heat sugar until it liquefies and become a clear caramel syrup ranging in color from golden to dark brown. Fruits and vegetables with natural sugars can be caramelized by sauteeing, roasting or grilling, giving them a sweet flavor and golden glaze. -
7 cuit
cooked ham. -
8 feu de bois, au
cooked over a wood fire.s -
9 foin (dans le)
(cooked in) hay. -
10 planked
Cooked on a thick hardwood plank. -
11 cotto
1. past part vedere cuocere2. adj done, cookedcolloq fig head over heels in love (di with)* * *cotto agg.1 cooked, done; ( in forno) baked: ben cotto, well done; cotto a puntino, done to a turn (o fam. done to a T); la mia bistecca la voglio poco cotta, I want my steak underdone; questo è troppo cotto!, this is overdone! // farne di cotte e di crude, (fig.) to get up to all kinds of tricks3 (fig. fam.) ( ubriaco) drunk; ( innamorato) (madly) in love (pred.), infatuated: è cotto!, he's dead drunk; era cotto di lei, he was (madly) in love with her◆ s.m. fired brick: un pavimento in cotto, a floor done in terracotta tiles.* * *['kɔtto] cotto (-a)1. ppSee:2. aggCulin cookedessere cotto (di qn) fig fam — to have a crush (on sb)
è proprio cotto! — he's smitten!, he's head-over-heels in love
essere cotto (di sonno/stanchezza) fam — to be done in
3. sm* * *['kɔtto] 1.participio passato cuocere2.1) (cucinato) [ alimento] cooked; [carne, pesce] cooked, done mai attrib.; [ frutta] stewed; (al forno) bakedpoco cotto — undercooked; [ carne] (medium-)rare; [ uova] runny
cotto a puntino — done to a turn, cooked to perfection
2) fig. (innamorato)essere (innamorato) cotto di qcn. — to be head over heels in love with sb
3) colloq. (sfinito) zonked (out), broken, dead tired3.sostantivo maschile baked clay, terracottacotto fiorentino — Florentine terracotta, earthenware
••combinarne o farne di -e e di crude — to get o be up to all kinds of tricks o mischief
* * *cotto/'kɔtto/→ cuocereII aggettivo1 (cucinato) [ alimento] cooked; [carne, pesce] cooked, done mai attrib.; [ frutta] stewed; (al forno) baked; ben cotto well cooked; [ carne] well o nice done; poco cotto undercooked; [ carne] (medium-)rare; [ uova] runny; cotto a puntino done to a turn, cooked to perfection3 colloq. (sfinito) zonked (out), broken, dead tiredIII sostantivo m.baked clay, terracotta; cotto fiorentino Florentine terracotta, earthenware; pavimento in o di cotto floor in terracotta tilescombinarne o farne di -e e di crude to get o be up to all kinds of tricks o mischief. -
12 prosciutto
m ham, prosciuttoprosciutto cotto cooked ham* * *prosciutto s.m. ham: prosciutto cotto, cooked ham; prosciutto crudo, Parma ham (o prosciutto); prosciutto affumicato, smoked ham // avere gli occhi, gli orecchi foderati di prosciutto, (fig., fam.) to be blind, deaf to reality.* * *[proʃ'ʃutto]sostantivo maschile hamprosciutto crudo — raw o cured ham
prosciutto di spalla — = cooked ham of lesser quality
* * *prosciutto/pro∫'∫utto/sostantivo m.ham; panino al o col prosciutto ham sandwich\prosciutto affumicato smoked ham; prosciutto cotto cooked ham; prosciutto crudo raw o cured ham; prosciutto di Parma Parma ham; prosciutto di spalla = cooked ham of lesser quality. -
13 cotto
['kɔtto] cotto (-a)1. ppSee:2. aggCulin cookedessere cotto (di qn) fig fam — to have a crush (on sb)
è proprio cotto! — he's smitten!, he's head-over-heels in love
essere cotto (di sonno/stanchezza) fam — to be done in
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14 shabu-shabu
( JAPAN)thin slices of beef quick cooked in broth with vegetables.♦ Hot pot dish related to the Chinese fondue and the sukiyaki. Thin slices of meat and vegetables are boiled in a common pot, then usually dipped in sauces.♦ Another variant of hot pot cooking, thin slices of beef quick cooked in broth with vegetables.♦ Thinly sliced beef and vegetables cooked in a simmering stock by diners at the table; served with a variety of dipping sauces♦ onomatopoeia for the sound of swishing thinly-sliced meat (usually high-grade beef) or vegetables through a pot of boiling water to quickly cook them. Also the name of the dish, which is especially popular in winter. -
15 cottura
f cooking* * *cottura s.f. cooking; ( in forno) baking: di facile cottura, easily cooked; di rapida cottura, quickly cooked; tempo di cottura, cooking time; punto di cottura, cooking point; per quel sugo ci vuole una cottura a fuoco lento, the sauce has to be cooked on a low flame.* * *[kot'tura]sostantivo femminile1) cooking; (al forno) bakingpunto, tempo di cottura — cooking point, time
2) tecn. (di materiali) firing* * *cottura/kot'tura/sostantivo f.1 cooking; (al forno) baking; cottura a vapore steam cooking; punto, tempo di cottura cooking point, time2 tecn. (di materiali) firing. -
16 scottato
verdure blanched* * *scottato agg.2 ( cotto per breve tempo) lightly cooked, half-cooked; ( in acqua bollente) scalded; parboiled: una bistecca appena scottata, a lightly cooked steak; pomodori scottati, scalded tomatoes3 (fig.) ( colpito) hurt, embittered; (fam.) stung, burnt: ci rimase scottato una volta e non tentò la seconda, he got stung once and did not try again.* * *[skot'tato] 1.participio passato scottare2.1) [ pelle] (ustionato) burned, burnt; (dal sole) sunburned, sunburnt2) gastr. [ verdura] scalded, parboiled3) fig.* * *scottato/skot'tato/→ scottareII aggettivo2 gastr. [ verdura] scalded, parboiled3 fig. rimanere scottato to have one's fingers burnt. -
17 cucinato
cucinato agg. cooked: una pietanza ben cucinata e ben guarnita, a beautifully cooked and presented dish; un pollo cucinato allo spiedo, a chicken cooked on the spit. -
18 bien cuit
( FRANCE)cooked well done, least cooked: (bleu, saignant, à point, bien cuit): most cooked. -
19 bleu
"blue"; cooked rare, usually for steak. See also Truite au bleu.Blue, applies to very rare-cooked meat( FRANCE)cooked very rare (blue), more rare even than saignant. -
20 confit
( FRANCE)preserved, jelly: confit de canard is filleted duck cooked and preserved in its own fat; confit de fruit is candied, jellied or crystallized fruit.pork, goose, duck, turkey or other meat braised and sealed in its own fat♦ This is a preparation for meat to preserve it for long periods of time when fresh meat would be scarce. The meat is first salted to remove moisture. It is then cooked at the barest of simmers, submerged in fat, until the meat is buttery tender. After the meat is cooled, it is stored in crocks and covered with the fat to prevent exposure to air. The whole crock is stored to help age the meat. During this aging period the meat develops a new flavor, completely different from its original state. When ready to eat, the meat is fried in a skillet or grilled until the skin is crisp and the meat is warmed through. Duck confit was once served with potatoes fried in the same duck fat as the confit. This practice is less popular now, but good companions to the confit are lentils or bitter green salads to balance the richness of the meat. Fatty meats such as duck, goose, and pork work best in confit. Confit is an indispensable component in cassoulet.♦ a preserve, generally pieces of duck, goose, or pork cooked and preserved in their own fat; also fruit or vegetables preserved in sugar; alcohol, or vinegar.
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