Sentence examples for Italian technique from inspiring English sources

Finishing pasta in a pan of sauce is a classic Italian technique.

"I've introduced Italian technique to what we have locally here," Mr. Stefanelli said.

Sgrafitto is an Italian technique in which the artist scratches through an opaque layer to create a decorative pattern.

In this week's column, I wrote about an Italian technique for cooking pasta that calls for finishing it in a pan of simmering sauce.

He credits Mr. Robbins with introducing him to commedia dell'arte, the centuries-old Italian technique that emphasizes basic, unfiltered emotion, which he tries to channel into his performances, especially as Ari.

Starting with the triumvirate of Italian technique – battuto, soffritto and insaporire, which build flavour from the bottom up – she goes on to list the contents of the Italian pantry, before taking you through the various stages on a menu.

Many of Rameau's advances came from adopting fashionable Italian techniques of his day, such as using the full orchestra to accompany sections of recitative.

Another sequence in Hot Dog Taste Test describes a trip to Argentina, where her mother grew up, and her family of Jewish refugees passed down South American dishes that adapted Italian techniques.

The question they asked themselves, Mr. Torrisi said: "What can we do that's a lot of fun?" Their answer was to embrace Chinatown at an event where everyone pretends it hasn't taken over Little Italy, mixing Italian ingredients with Chinese techniques, and Chinese ingredients with Italian techniques.

Thanks to a quick Internet search that I then confirmed in Lidia Bastianich's authoritative book, "Lidia's Italian-American Kitchen" (Knopf, 2001), I learned that shrimp scampi is one of those creations in which immigrant cooks adapted Italian techniques to American ingredients.

Local recommendations include: DINING Etienne serves fresh Mediterranean fish cooked with Arab spices and Italian techniques.