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21 grits
Usually a breakfast item in the US Southern region. Made from the kernel of corn. When corn has been soaked in lye and the casing has been removed it becomes Hominy. The lye is rinsed out very well and the corn is left to harden. Then the swollen hominy is ground up to the texture of tiny pellets. When boiled with water, millk and butter it becomes a cereal similar to cream of wheat. It's used as a side dish for a good old fashioned Southern breakfast. Sometimes you can make it with cheese and garlic for a casserole. -
22 huitlacoche
( MEXICA)See cuitlacoche♦ Mexican corn truffle. Fungus which grows on ears of corn. Considered a delicacy in Mexico, it is more expensive than the corn itself. Huitlacoche has an earthy, pungent flavor and is used to flavor soups, tamales, and enchiladas, as well as other specialties. -
23 maíz
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24 barcone
m barge* * *barcone1 s.m.1 barge2 ( per ponti di barche) pontoon.barcone2 s.m. heap of corn, stack of corn.* * *[bar'kone]sostantivo maschile (chiatta) barge* * *barcone/bar'kone/sostantivo m.(chiatta) barge. -
25 covone
m sheaf* * *covone s.m. sheaf*.* * *[ko'vone]sostantivo maschile sheaf** * *covone/ko'vone/sostantivo m.sheaf*; covone di grano corn shock BE. -
26 durone
m callous* * *durone s.m. callosity, hard skin.* * *[du'rone]sostantivo maschile corn* * *durone/du'rone/sostantivo m.corn. -
27 fiocco
m (pl -cchi) bowfiocco di neve snowflakefig coi fiocchi first-rate* * *fiocco1 s.m.1 bow; ( di cravatta) knot: un cappello col fiocco, a hat with a bow // coi fiocchi, excellent (o first rate): un pranzo coi fiocchi, an excellent dinner2 ( nappa) tassel3 ( di neve) snowflake* * *I1) (nodo decorativo) bow, rosettefare, disfare un fiocco — to tie, untie a bow
2) tess. flock3) (di cereali) (corn)flake; (di neve) (snow)flake••II* * *fiocco1pl. - chi /'fjɔkko, ki/sostantivo m.1 (nodo decorativo) bow, rosette; fare, disfare un fiocco to tie, untie a bow2 tess. flock————————fiocco2pl. - chi /'fjɔkko, ki/sostantivo m.mar. jib. -
28 granaglie
[gra'naʎʎe]sostantivo femminile plurale corn U, grain U* * *granaglie/gra'naλλe/f.pl.corn U, grain U. -
29 granello
m graingranello di pepe peppercorngranello di polvere speck of dustgranello di sabbia grain of sand* * *granello s.m.1 grain, particle: un granello di polvere, a speck of dust (o a particle of dust); granelli di sale, sabbia, grains of salt, sand2 (fig.) grain: un granello di buon senso, a grain (o an ounce o a bit) of common sense; un granello di pazzia, a touch of madness3 (di cereali ecc.) grain, corn: un granello di frumento, a grain of wheat; un granello d'orzo, a grain of barley (o a barley-corn); un granello di pepe, a peppercorn4 (chicco) grape5 (seme di frutta) pip, seed: un granello di mela, a pip of an apple; un granello di melograno, a pomegranate seed.* * *[gra'nɛllo]sostantivo maschile grainun granello di polvere — a speck o fleck of dust
* * *granello/gra'nεllo/sostantivo m.grain; un granello di polvere a speck o fleck of dust; un granello di sabbia a grain of sand; un granello di zucchero a granule of sugar. -
30 mais
m maize* * ** * *[mais]sostantivo maschile invariabile maize U, corn U AE* * *mais/mais/m.inv.maize U, corn U AE. -
31 mercante
m merchant* * *mercante s.m. merchant, trader; dealer; (negoziante) shopkeeper, tradesman*: mercante all'ingrosso, wholesale trader (o wholesaler); mercante al minuto, retail trader (o retailer); mercante d'arte, art dealer; mercante di bestiame, cattle dealer; mercante di grano, corn dealer (o corn factor); mercante di schiavi, slave trader; mercante di vino, wine merchant; un ricco mercante di Firenze, a rich merchant of Florence // fare orecchi da mercante, to turn a deaf ear.* * *[mer'kante]sostantivo maschile ant. merchant, dealer••* * *mercante/mer'kante/sostantivo m.ant. merchant, dealer\fare orecchie da mercante to turn a deaf ear\ -
32 messe
messe s.f.1 (spec. pl.) crop; (raccolto) harvest: una messe abbondante, an abundant harvest (o a bumper crop); falciare le messi, to reap the crops (o the harvest); messi non mietute, standing (o unharvested) crops2 (letter.) (mietitura) reaping, harvesting: tempo della messe, harvest-time3 (spec. pl.) (biade) corn [U]: le bionde messi, the golden corn4 (fig.) (raccolta, copia) crop, harvest: ricca messe di informazioni, a rich harvest of information.* * *['mɛsse]* * *messe/'mεsse/sostantivo f. -
33 occhio di pernice
occhio di pernice\→ occhio————————occhio di pernice(callo) = small corn between toes; (disegno su tessuto) bird's eye pattern.\→ pernice -
34 callifugo sm
[kal'lifuɡo] callifugo (-ghi) -
35 granaglie sfpl
[ɡra'naʎʎe]corn seed sg, corn sg -
36 paracalli
paracalli s.m. corn-plaster, corn-pad. -
37 callifugo
sm [kal'lifuɡo] callifugo (-ghi) -
38 granaglie
sfpl [ɡra'naʎʎe]corn seed sg, corn sg -
39 atole
( MEXICA)A thick beverage made form corn or rice♦ A thick drink, dating from pre-Hispanic times, made with ground, dried corn and water or milk, and occasionally with other ingredients and seasonings, that can be taken hot or cold. -
40 chalupa
( MEXICA)(SPAIN / LA)A thick boat-shaped corn tortilla fried and filled with other ingredients. In Mexico, a chalupa is a small canoe.a small, thick corn tortilla folded into a boat shape, fried and filled with a mixture of shredded meat, cheese and/or vegetables
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