pizza fritta
pizza fritta noun: the oldest style of Neapolitan pizza, the original pizza; a handmade (without rollers or other equipment) pizza with a filling of cheese, pork, tomato, enclosed by two pizza dough platters, and deep-fried; similar to pizza pockets: calzone, panzerotti.
Noun
pizza fritta (plural pizza frittas or pizze fritte)
- The oldest style of Neapolitan pizza, the original pizza; a handmade (without rollers or other equipment) pizza with a filling of cheese, pork, tomato, enclosed by two pizza dough platters, and deep-fried; similar to pizza pockets: calzone, panzerotti.
Forms of pizza fritta
| plural | pizza frittas |
|---|---|
| plural | pizze fritte |
Origin of pizza fritta
From Italian pizza fritta (lit. fried pizza).
Questions about pizza fritta
- What does pizza fritta mean?
- Pizza fritta means the oldest style of Neapolitan pizza, the original pizza; a handmade (without rollers or other equipment) pizza with a filling of cheese, pork, tomato, enclosed by two pizza dough platters, and deep-fried; similar to pizza pockets: calzone, panzerotti.
- What part of speech is pizza fritta?
- Pizza fritta is a noun.
- What is the plural of pizza fritta?
- The plural of pizza fritta is pizza frittas.
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