floury in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for floury in the English»Italian Dictionary

floury [Brit ˈflaʊəri, Am ˈflaʊ(ə)ri] ADJ

floury hands, apron

coperto, sporco di farina, infarinato

floury potato, apple

farinoso

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farinoso

floury

floury in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for floury in the English»Italian Dictionary

floury <-ier, -iest> [ˈfla·ʊə·ri] ADJ

floury

infarinato, -a

floury (like flour)

farinoso, -a

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farinoso (-a) (patata)

floury

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English

Floury, or mealy (baking) potatoes have more starch (2022%) than waxy (boiling) potatoes (1618%).

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It is markedly sweet, peels easily, is not excessively floury or astringent, and has notes of vanilla, hazelnut and, more subtly, fresh bread.

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It was a bit floury and not sweet enough.

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The almost-sweet nuttiness of a fresh, new potato is really pronounced and the texture is perfectly waxy and floury at the same time.

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He adds that the floury crust is all wrong, though.

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Silt usually has a floury feel when dry, and a slippery feel when wet.

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It was lumpy and floury tasting -- and contained barely any prawns.

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An army of workers scurries between floury worktops and ovens, heaving baskets of loaves into waiting lorries.

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I'd always use a floury potato for roasting if you want the fluffiness inside and crisp outside.

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Their passion for floury delights is reflected in the quality of presentation and the taste.

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