Since pizza is so common in Italy, it helps to be able to name the toppings. Pizza toppings are more varied than the pepperoni and beef toppings common in the U.S/Canada. Italians add things to pizza like eggs (uova), hot dogs (wurstel) and french fries (patate fritte). It seems strange, but have an open mind when trying the pizza.
- Salamino- Pepperoni
- Prosciutto Cotto- Cooked Ham
- Prosciutto Crudo- Raw Ham
- Salsiccia- Sausage
- Sfilacci di Cavallo- Shredded Horse Meat
- Speck – Cured Bacon-like Pork
- Pancetta- Cured Pork
- Porchetta – Pork
- Wurstel - Hot-dog-like sausage
- Pomodoro, Pomodorini – Tomato
- Piselli – Peas
- Patate – Potato
- Funghi – Mushrooms
- Porcini – Porcini Mushrooms
- Olive Nero – Black Olive
- Rucola – Green vegetable like lettuce
- Carciofi – Artichoke
- Melanzane- Eggplant
- Pepperoni – Green Peppers
- Peperoncino – Hot Peppers
- Vedure Miste – Mixed Vegetables
- Mozzarella – You know this one!
- Gorgonzola- Aged blue-cheese like
- Marscapone- Italian triple-creamed cheese
- Grana- Hard aged white cheese
- Asiago- White cheese, fresh or aged
- Stracchino- Soft Creamy Cheese
- Bufala-Buffalo Mozzarella
- Scamorza- Semi-soft White Cheese
- Panna – Cream
pizza with egg
spaghetti Cabrera
seafood spaghetti
pizza with egg plant, @ regatta cheese
wild bore stew
had that in Bagni di Lucca
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