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Definition of buffalo mozzarella in US English: buffalo mozzarellanoun Mozzarella cheese made in the traditional way, from the milk of the water buffalo. Example sentencesExamples - When our turn came we helped ourselves to piles of rocket and Parmesan, salami and Parma ham, slices of buffalo mozzarella interleaved with juicy, ripe tomatoes and a couple of portions of saltimbocca.
- This gourmet shop receives twice-weekly deliveries of buffalo mozzarella from Campania
- She added little loaves of bread and figs from the freezer, buffalo mozzarella and pesto from the fridge, and basil from the window sill herb garden.
- And we use only the best ingredients, buffalo mozzarella, Sam Marzano tomatoes, fresh basil and extra-virgin olive oil.
- I will be cooking with Dales lamb and Yorkshire buffalo mozzarella, to illustrate how diverse local produce can be.
- He went for the plum tomato, buffalo mozzarella and rocket salad with Parmesan shavings, basil and virgin olive oil.
- Its ultrathin crust is gorgeously singed and crisp from the wood-burning oven, its tomato sauce little more than a light-filled wash that laps against milky blobs of buffalo mozzarella.
- For this is olive oil country, a place where food is prized: giant lemons, buffalo mozzarella, ubiquitous pasta, limoncello (the local lemon liqueur) and, at Cape Palinuro, another regional delicacy, the famed blue fish.
- The hotelier had the buffalo mozzarella and tomato salad, which is now nearly as common as an Irish banking scandal, though less expensive at €6.60.
- As you may have worked out, Friday's pizzas were a success, piled high with salami, buffalo mozzarella, olives and tuna, roast capsicum and capers.
- Vegetarian main courses are especially enticing, with creative combinations such as chargrilled aubergine, pepper, buffalo mozzarella and pesto.
- The sweet, buttery buffalo mozzarella in the caprese salad is shipped from Italy and arrives at Grand Street less than a day old.
- This evening, that turned out to include peppers, buffalo mozzarella, olives, baby tomatoes and lettuce, with a delicately-cut artichoke heart and a tasty dressing.
- I started with a salad of buffalo mozzarella and tomato.
- We began with an antipasto platter of prosciutto di parma, buffalo mozzarella, tomatoes, courgette, peppers and aubergine.
- Vicky started off by tucking into a plate of chargrilled Mediterranean vegetables with buffalo mozzarella, served with a pesto and herb salad, while I plumped for the smoked duck with organic leaves and pear chutney.
- Otherwise, the spread includes a starter of veal and ricotta-filled ravioli, buffalo mozzarella and tomato salad, eggs stuffed with tuna mayo and parsley followed by pineapple, melon and strawberries.
- It became a proper Italian restaurant, using balsamic vinegar, cavolo nero, buffalo mozzarella and all the other things which were to become wildly fashionable in later years.
- The caprese is a bit of a disappointment, as Wang has substituted creamy buffalo mozzarella for regular mozzarella.
- Some places are now even offering customers a choice of different types of buffalo mozzarella.
Definition of buffalo mozzarella in US English: buffalo mozzarellanoun Mozzarella cheese made in the traditional way, from the milk of the water buffalo. Example sentencesExamples - He went for the plum tomato, buffalo mozzarella and rocket salad with Parmesan shavings, basil and virgin olive oil.
- And we use only the best ingredients, buffalo mozzarella, Sam Marzano tomatoes, fresh basil and extra-virgin olive oil.
- I started with a salad of buffalo mozzarella and tomato.
- This evening, that turned out to include peppers, buffalo mozzarella, olives, baby tomatoes and lettuce, with a delicately-cut artichoke heart and a tasty dressing.
- When our turn came we helped ourselves to piles of rocket and Parmesan, salami and Parma ham, slices of buffalo mozzarella interleaved with juicy, ripe tomatoes and a couple of portions of saltimbocca.
- Vegetarian main courses are especially enticing, with creative combinations such as chargrilled aubergine, pepper, buffalo mozzarella and pesto.
- We began with an antipasto platter of prosciutto di parma, buffalo mozzarella, tomatoes, courgette, peppers and aubergine.
- The caprese is a bit of a disappointment, as Wang has substituted creamy buffalo mozzarella for regular mozzarella.
- Otherwise, the spread includes a starter of veal and ricotta-filled ravioli, buffalo mozzarella and tomato salad, eggs stuffed with tuna mayo and parsley followed by pineapple, melon and strawberries.
- Its ultrathin crust is gorgeously singed and crisp from the wood-burning oven, its tomato sauce little more than a light-filled wash that laps against milky blobs of buffalo mozzarella.
- She added little loaves of bread and figs from the freezer, buffalo mozzarella and pesto from the fridge, and basil from the window sill herb garden.
- It became a proper Italian restaurant, using balsamic vinegar, cavolo nero, buffalo mozzarella and all the other things which were to become wildly fashionable in later years.
- The hotelier had the buffalo mozzarella and tomato salad, which is now nearly as common as an Irish banking scandal, though less expensive at €6.60.
- The sweet, buttery buffalo mozzarella in the caprese salad is shipped from Italy and arrives at Grand Street less than a day old.
- I will be cooking with Dales lamb and Yorkshire buffalo mozzarella, to illustrate how diverse local produce can be.
- Vicky started off by tucking into a plate of chargrilled Mediterranean vegetables with buffalo mozzarella, served with a pesto and herb salad, while I plumped for the smoked duck with organic leaves and pear chutney.
- For this is olive oil country, a place where food is prized: giant lemons, buffalo mozzarella, ubiquitous pasta, limoncello (the local lemon liqueur) and, at Cape Palinuro, another regional delicacy, the famed blue fish.
- This gourmet shop receives twice-weekly deliveries of buffalo mozzarella from Campania
- Some places are now even offering customers a choice of different types of buffalo mozzarella.
- As you may have worked out, Friday's pizzas were a success, piled high with salami, buffalo mozzarella, olives and tuna, roast capsicum and capers.
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