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Granita in
English
sweetened flavored sorbet
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Granita in
Arabic
غرانيتا‚ مشروب مثلج إيطالي
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Granita in
Spanish
sorbete dulce saborizado
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Granita in
Portuguese
tipo de sorvete
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Granita in
Turkish
granita, şekerle tatlandırılmış meyve püresi
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Granita in
Italian
granita, sorbetto
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Granita in
French
granités, sorbet réalisé à l'aide de glace pillée et au goût particulièrement sucré
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Granita in
German
Granita, gesüßtes Sorbett
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Granita in
Japanese
グラニータ, 甘いシャーベット
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Granita in
Hebrew
גלידת-פירות בעלת טעם מתקתק
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Granita in
English
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Granita (in Italian also
granita siciliana) is a semi-frozen dessert made from sugar, water and various flavorings. Originally from Sicily, although available all over Italy (but granita in Sicily is somewhat different from the rest of Italy), it is related to sorbet and italian ice. However, in most of Sicily, it has a coarser, more crystalline texture. Food writer Jeffrey Steingarten says that "the desired texture seems to vary from city to city" on the island; on the west coast and in Palermo, it is at its chunkiest, and in the east it is nearly as smooth as sorbet. This is largely the result of different freezing techniques: the smoother types are produced in a gelato machine, while the coarser varieties are frozen with only occasional agitation, then scraped or shaved to produce separated crystals.
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grah-KNEE-tah A Sicilian specialty,
granita was originally made with the pressed snow from Mt. Etna that was kept in caves and scooped up in the summer. Closer to sherbet than ice cream, granitas are meant to be drunk. A simple sugar syrup is combined with a liquid flavoring, most often lemon juice or coffee.
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A mixture of water, sugar, and liquid flavorings (i.e. fruit juice or coffee) that is stirred occasionally while being frozen to create a granular texture.
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Granita in
Romanian
inghetat ieftina (fara oua) de la automat
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inghetat ieftina (fara oua) de la automat
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Granita in
Hebrew
גרניטה - מעין משקה שרבט, ברד 1. קרח
2. אייס (ארה"ב), גרניטה (איטליה), גרניט (צרפת) = תערובת קפואה של מים, סוכר וסירופ בטעמים (מיץ, יין או קפה). לרב היחסים הם 4 נוזלים - 1 סוכר והמרקם הוא ברדי
3. (פ') לצנן מזון/כלי הגשה/כוס כל שיהא קפוא ואף מכוסה בדוק של קרח כשיוגש
או למרוח קרם/ציפוי/זיגוג על עוגה
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