piccalilli in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for piccalilli in the English»Italian Dictionary

piccalilli [Brit ˌpɪkəˈlɪli, Am ˈpɪkəˌlɪli] N U

piccalilli

= tipo di giardiniera con senape e spezie

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English

The ham hock was good, but could have had more back-of-the-throat porky heft and less of the style-conscious hints of piccalilli.

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The food is hearty -- snacks include piccalilli and toast and chips and aioli, with full meals available in a dining room upstairs.

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When you're only getting four bites of lamb, albeit draped in chrysanthemum leaves and served with charred mustard-leaf piccalilli, one of those bites shouldn't consist entirely of fat.

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Spoon the piccalilli into the hot jars, leaving 1 inch (2.5 cm) of space at the top.

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Drenched in vinegar and relegated to the side of the salad plate along with its unfashionable cousins piccalilli and gherkin, beetroot has always been a poor relation to trendier vegetables.

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The piccalilli can be made a month or so in advance and is an absolute winner to have in the cupboard to liven up a ham sandwich.

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You can serve this with piccalilli, pickled vegetable, gherkins or just simply some mustard and crusty bread.

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So less of the hint of piccalilli and more of the scoop and slap approach would be welcome and appropriate.

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In this respect it is similar to spreadable piccalilli, but milder in flavour.

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Walking through the bottling room, a young girl accidentally flicks piccalilli on to the clothing of a colleague and giggles -- apologising at the same time.

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