padella


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padella

(pəˈdɛlə)
n
1. a type of candle
2. (Cookery) a frying pan or earthenware dish
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The tiny ermine moths, also known as yponomeuta padella, descended on a section of Hastie Close, in Netherley, last week.
College freshman students also drink more alcoholic drinks and engage in heavy drinking episodes more frequently in comparison to upperclassmen (Turrisi, Padella, & Wiermsa, 2000), and all college students are significantly less likely to seek treatment for their alcohol use than their non-college-attending peers (DeMartini & Carey, 2012).
Uno de' famigliari di messer Neri prestamente quivi accese il fuoco, e posta la padella sopra il treppie e dell'olio messovi, comincio ad aspettare che le giovani gli gittasser del pesce.
The cernia in padella, which is a pan fried hammour in a seafood sauce served on toasted risotto for BD6.800, is considered the most popular dish on the menu ...
The infestation was blamed on the yponomeuta padella, the caterpillar of the orchard ermine moth.
Le fiamme si levano dalla padella. Suona la sveglia.
First-year students drink more drinks and engage in heavy drinking episodes more frequently in comparison to upperclassmen (Turrisi, Padella, & Wiermsa, 2000).
The deal gives Birds Eye Iglo, famed for its fish fingers and frozen peas, a foothold in Europe s fourth largest frozen foods market and brands including 4 Salti in Padella, Sofficini and That s Amore.