piadine
piadine is the plural of piadina.
Meaning of piadina
Noun
piadina (plural piadine or piadinas)
- A thin Italian flatbread, typically prepared in the Romagna historical region.
- Sometimes olive oil is used instead of lard, and milk or baker’s yeast is added, but the essential “ingredient” is the skillful touch of the cook who mixes, kneads, and shapes the piadina. […] Piadinas must be eaten as soon as they are cooked: a cold piadina is heavy and hard to digest and loses...1999, Rosalba Gioffrè, Gabriella Ganugi, “Piadina: A Taste of Summer”, in Emilia Romagna (Flavors of Italy), Alexandria, Va.: Time Life Books, →ISBN, page 22
Origin of piadine
Borrowed from Italian piadine.
Questions about piadine
- What is piadine the plural of?
- Piadine is the plural of piadina.
Words near piadine in the dictionary
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