Definition of panzanella in English:

panzanella

noun ˌpanzəˈnɛləˌpantsəˈnɛləˌpanzəˈnelə

mass noun

A type of Tuscan salad made with anchovies, chopped salad vegetables, and bread soaked in dressing.
Example sentencesExamples
- The two robust meat dishes I sampled - short ribs and lamb shoulder - were braised to a kind of savory, marshmallow softness and served, respectively, over panzanella and with a crumbling of tangy sheep's-milk cheese.
- And at the Sullivan Street Bakery, the owners make panzanella, the traditional Italian bread salad.
- The famed panzanella bread salads of Tuscany would be lost without their share of bread cubes soaked with vinaigrette.
- The croutons in the panzanella salad were about the size of golf balls and nearly as difficult to eat.
- These thoughts were brought about by the fact that I wanted to make panzanella, a Tuscan salad that will gainfully employ good-quality stale bread.

Origin

Italian, from pane 'bread' + zanella 'small basket'.

Definition of panzanella in US English:

panzanella

nounˌpanzəˈnelə

A type of Tuscan salad made with anchovies, chopped salad vegetables, and bread soaked in dressing.
Example sentencesExamples
- The two robust meat dishes I sampled - short ribs and lamb shoulder - were braised to a kind of savory, marshmallow softness and served, respectively, over panzanella and with a crumbling of tangy sheep's-milk cheese.
- And at the Sullivan Street Bakery, the owners make panzanella, the traditional Italian bread salad.
- These thoughts were brought about by the fact that I wanted to make panzanella, a Tuscan salad that will gainfully employ good-quality stale bread.
- The croutons in the panzanella salad were about the size of golf balls and nearly as difficult to eat.
- The famed panzanella bread salads of Tuscany would be lost without their share of bread cubes soaked with vinaigrette.

Origin

Italian, from pane ‘bread’ + zanella ‘small basket’.

单词	panzanella
释义	Definition of panzanella in English: panzanella noun ˌpanzəˈnɛləˌpantsəˈnɛləˌpanzəˈnelə mass noun A type of Tuscan salad made with anchovies, chopped salad vegetables, and bread soaked in dressing. Example sentencesExamples The two robust meat dishes I sampled - short ribs and lamb shoulder - were braised to a kind of savory, marshmallow softness and served, respectively, over panzanella and with a crumbling of tangy sheep's-milk cheese. And at the Sullivan Street Bakery, the owners make panzanella, the traditional Italian bread salad. The famed panzanella bread salads of Tuscany would be lost without their share of bread cubes soaked with vinaigrette. The croutons in the panzanella salad were about the size of golf balls and nearly as difficult to eat. These thoughts were brought about by the fact that I wanted to make panzanella, a Tuscan salad that will gainfully employ good-quality stale bread. Origin Italian, from pane 'bread' + zanella 'small basket'. Definition of panzanella in US English: panzanella nounˌpanzəˈnelə A type of Tuscan salad made with anchovies, chopped salad vegetables, and bread soaked in dressing. Example sentencesExamples The two robust meat dishes I sampled - short ribs and lamb shoulder - were braised to a kind of savory, marshmallow softness and served, respectively, over panzanella and with a crumbling of tangy sheep's-milk cheese. And at the Sullivan Street Bakery, the owners make panzanella, the traditional Italian bread salad. These thoughts were brought about by the fact that I wanted to make panzanella, a Tuscan salad that will gainfully employ good-quality stale bread. The croutons in the panzanella salad were about the size of golf balls and nearly as difficult to eat. The famed panzanella bread salads of Tuscany would be lost without their share of bread cubes soaked with vinaigrette. Origin Italian, from pane ‘bread’ + zanella ‘small basket’.
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