Torrone
in French nougat; Italian type of hard or semi-hard candy; made with almonds or nuts, honey and sugar; some may be chocolate covered; every Italian region has its own recipe.
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Torrone - Nougat candy.
Torta Rustica - A large pie similar to coulibiac, filled with salmon, cabbage or spinach, eggs, and mushrooms. Other versions use meat or sausage in the filling.
Torrones - a Christmas Time Nougat-Candy
Muhallabia, Lebanese Almond Cream Pudding
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Toge: Bean sprouts
Torrones: Egg rolls with bananas
Tubo: Sugar cane
Ube: Purple yam
Upo: Winter melon
vinaigrette: a dressing of oil and vinegar with salt and pepper and other seasonings.
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Cut of beef from the rear of the animal, sold as a roasting joint. Torrone
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Nougat candy. Torsk ...
It is very dense, and overlarge servings will certainly pack a lot of nuts and fruit. Served in thin slices, it is somewhat similar to the Italian torrone, which can be described as a cake or nougat filled with nuts and fruit.
The first known documented mention in Italy of torrone was in the year 1441 in Cremona, where at the wedding of Francesco Sforza to Maria Bianca Visconti, a new sweet was created in the couple's honor.
In Sicily, cucidati are fig-filled cookies, the same as the buccellati (little bracelets) found elsewhere in Italy. Torrone, the Italian nougat made of egg whites and honey was inherited from the Arabs, probably via the Spanish in Naples, ...
Torrone (It.): nougat candy made of honey, nuts and eggs whites.
Torte (Germ.): various types of cakes, usually layer cakes; meringue type dessert, usually rich in eggs and nuts.
 See also: Nougat, Sugar, Honey, Cream, Dessert
  
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