Definition of caprese in English:

caprese

adjective kəˈpreɪzikəˈprāzē

Denoting a salad of mozzarella cheese, tomatoes, and fresh basil.
lunch featured a caprese salad and vegetable antipasto
Example sentencesExamples
- "The next step is to add a gene for mozzarella flavoring, and presto, you've engineered a caprese salad into a tomato."
- The Caprese salad ($6) featured alternating slices of creamy mozzarella and thick tomato, sprinkled with basil and drizzled with olive oil.
- The Italian classic, insalata caprese, has super-ripe tomatoes, fresh mozzarella, fresh basil, and really good olive oil.
- A better choice might be a caprese salad layered with tissue-thin slices of proscuitto de Parma.
- I made kind of a caprese salad with the local tomatoes and the basil, dressed them in Sicilian extra virgin olive oil and lemon juice.
- She got ravioli, and I just got a caprese salad.
- Traditional Caprese salad ($6) has sweet, fresh bocconcini cheese, perfectly ripe tomatoes and pungent fresh basil.
- I ordered "Caprese bread" on the theory that it could not be made without fresh ingredients.
- To the sounds of Pavarotti, we sampled the insalata caprese ($7) and a Caesar salad ($6).
- The Caprese bufala salad ($9.95) is a spiral of fresh tomatoes, arugula and buffalo mozzarella, accented by the ubiquitous extra virgin.
- Even the tried-and-tired Caprese salad becomes an entirely new thing with slow-roasted tomatoes in place of raw.
- You couldn't find this five years ago, but now it seems every restaurant mixes in some form of Caprese dish.
- I packed a light dinner of caprese salad, crusty breads, fresh fruit, and cold roasted chicken.
- The panini are pretty good too, especially the one that manages to compress an entire insalata caprese into the space of a toasted sandwich.
- "It's a take-off on the caprese appetizer," he says.
- The sweet, buttery buffalo mozzarella in the caprese salad is shipped from Italy and arrives at Grand Street less than a day old.
- Sweet roasted peppers formed the center of a Caprese salad ringed by generous slices of mozzarella, sweet basil and pale tomatoes.
- I was debating whether or not this recipe should go into the book, as there's probably a Caprese salad in every Italian cookbook around.
- My charming dinner companion had the Cherry Caprese salad - cherry tomatoes, bruscetta, basil and mozzarella.
- There are a few oddities, such as a Winter Caprese Salad (p.30), in which Mario uses plum tomatoes and fresh basil leaves.

Origin

Italian, literally 'of Capri'.

Definition of caprese in US English:

caprese

adjectivekəˈprāzē

Denoting a salad of fresh mozzarella, tomatoes, and basil.
lunch featured a caprese salad and vegetable antipasto
Example sentencesExamples
- I made kind of a caprese salad with the local tomatoes and the basil, dressed them in Sicilian extra virgin olive oil and lemon juice.
- Sweet roasted peppers formed the center of a Caprese salad ringed by generous slices of mozzarella, sweet basil and pale tomatoes.
- You couldn't find this five years ago, but now it seems every restaurant mixes in some form of Caprese dish.
- The panini are pretty good too, especially the one that manages to compress an entire insalata caprese into the space of a toasted sandwich.
- My charming dinner companion had the Cherry Caprese salad - cherry tomatoes, bruscetta, basil and mozzarella.
- The Caprese bufala salad ($9.95) is a spiral of fresh tomatoes, arugula and buffalo mozzarella, accented by the ubiquitous extra virgin.
- There are a few oddities, such as a Winter Caprese Salad (p.30), in which Mario uses plum tomatoes and fresh basil leaves.
- A better choice might be a caprese salad layered with tissue-thin slices of proscuitto de Parma.
- I packed a light dinner of caprese salad, crusty breads, fresh fruit, and cold roasted chicken.
- Even the tried-and-tired Caprese salad becomes an entirely new thing with slow-roasted tomatoes in place of raw.
- The sweet, buttery buffalo mozzarella in the caprese salad is shipped from Italy and arrives at Grand Street less than a day old.
- I was debating whether or not this recipe should go into the book, as there's probably a Caprese salad in every Italian cookbook around.
- "The next step is to add a gene for mozzarella flavoring, and presto, you've engineered a caprese salad into a tomato."
- The Caprese salad ($6) featured alternating slices of creamy mozzarella and thick tomato, sprinkled with basil and drizzled with olive oil.
- To the sounds of Pavarotti, we sampled the insalata caprese ($7) and a Caesar salad ($6).
- Traditional Caprese salad ($6) has sweet, fresh bocconcini cheese, perfectly ripe tomatoes and pungent fresh basil.
- "It's a take-off on the caprese appetizer," he says.
- I ordered "Caprese bread" on the theory that it could not be made without fresh ingredients.
- The Italian classic, insalata caprese, has super-ripe tomatoes, fresh mozzarella, fresh basil, and really good olive oil.
- She got ravioli, and I just got a caprese salad.

Origin

Italian, literally ‘of Capri’.

单词	caprese
释义	Definition of caprese in English: caprese adjective kəˈpreɪzikəˈprāzē Denoting a salad of mozzarella cheese, tomatoes, and fresh basil. lunch featured a caprese salad and vegetable antipasto Example sentencesExamples "The next step is to add a gene for mozzarella flavoring, and presto, you've engineered a caprese salad into a tomato." The Caprese salad ($6) featured alternating slices of creamy mozzarella and thick tomato, sprinkled with basil and drizzled with olive oil. The Italian classic, insalata caprese, has super-ripe tomatoes, fresh mozzarella, fresh basil, and really good olive oil. A better choice might be a caprese salad layered with tissue-thin slices of proscuitto de Parma. I made kind of a caprese salad with the local tomatoes and the basil, dressed them in Sicilian extra virgin olive oil and lemon juice. She got ravioli, and I just got a caprese salad. Traditional Caprese salad ($6) has sweet, fresh bocconcini cheese, perfectly ripe tomatoes and pungent fresh basil. I ordered "Caprese bread" on the theory that it could not be made without fresh ingredients. To the sounds of Pavarotti, we sampled the insalata caprese ($7) and a Caesar salad ($6). The Caprese bufala salad ($9.95) is a spiral of fresh tomatoes, arugula and buffalo mozzarella, accented by the ubiquitous extra virgin. Even the tried-and-tired Caprese salad becomes an entirely new thing with slow-roasted tomatoes in place of raw. You couldn't find this five years ago, but now it seems every restaurant mixes in some form of Caprese dish. I packed a light dinner of caprese salad, crusty breads, fresh fruit, and cold roasted chicken. The panini are pretty good too, especially the one that manages to compress an entire insalata caprese into the space of a toasted sandwich. "It's a take-off on the caprese appetizer," he says. The sweet, buttery buffalo mozzarella in the caprese salad is shipped from Italy and arrives at Grand Street less than a day old. Sweet roasted peppers formed the center of a Caprese salad ringed by generous slices of mozzarella, sweet basil and pale tomatoes. I was debating whether or not this recipe should go into the book, as there's probably a Caprese salad in every Italian cookbook around. My charming dinner companion had the Cherry Caprese salad - cherry tomatoes, bruscetta, basil and mozzarella. There are a few oddities, such as a Winter Caprese Salad (p.30), in which Mario uses plum tomatoes and fresh basil leaves. Origin Italian, literally 'of Capri'. Definition of caprese in US English: caprese adjectivekəˈprāzē Denoting a salad of fresh mozzarella, tomatoes, and basil. lunch featured a caprese salad and vegetable antipasto Example sentencesExamples I made kind of a caprese salad with the local tomatoes and the basil, dressed them in Sicilian extra virgin olive oil and lemon juice. Sweet roasted peppers formed the center of a Caprese salad ringed by generous slices of mozzarella, sweet basil and pale tomatoes. You couldn't find this five years ago, but now it seems every restaurant mixes in some form of Caprese dish. The panini are pretty good too, especially the one that manages to compress an entire insalata caprese into the space of a toasted sandwich. My charming dinner companion had the Cherry Caprese salad - cherry tomatoes, bruscetta, basil and mozzarella. The Caprese bufala salad ($9.95) is a spiral of fresh tomatoes, arugula and buffalo mozzarella, accented by the ubiquitous extra virgin. There are a few oddities, such as a Winter Caprese Salad (p.30), in which Mario uses plum tomatoes and fresh basil leaves. A better choice might be a caprese salad layered with tissue-thin slices of proscuitto de Parma. I packed a light dinner of caprese salad, crusty breads, fresh fruit, and cold roasted chicken. Even the tried-and-tired Caprese salad becomes an entirely new thing with slow-roasted tomatoes in place of raw. The sweet, buttery buffalo mozzarella in the caprese salad is shipped from Italy and arrives at Grand Street less than a day old. I was debating whether or not this recipe should go into the book, as there's probably a Caprese salad in every Italian cookbook around. "The next step is to add a gene for mozzarella flavoring, and presto, you've engineered a caprese salad into a tomato." The Caprese salad ($6) featured alternating slices of creamy mozzarella and thick tomato, sprinkled with basil and drizzled with olive oil. To the sounds of Pavarotti, we sampled the insalata caprese ($7) and a Caesar salad ($6). Traditional Caprese salad ($6) has sweet, fresh bocconcini cheese, perfectly ripe tomatoes and pungent fresh basil. "It's a take-off on the caprese appetizer," he says. I ordered "Caprese bread" on the theory that it could not be made without fresh ingredients. The Italian classic, insalata caprese, has super-ripe tomatoes, fresh mozzarella, fresh basil, and really good olive oil. She got ravioli, and I just got a caprese salad. Origin Italian, literally ‘of Capri’.
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