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caprese

[kuh-prey-zey, ‑zee]

adjective

(sometimes initial capital letter)
  1. prepared with fresh mozzarella, tomatoes, and basil leaves and drizzled with olive oil.

    a caprese salad;

    caprese sandwiches;

    pizza caprese.



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Word History and Origins

Origin of caprese1

< Italian: of or in the style of Capri
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Example Sentences

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Blumenthal replied through communications director, Maria McElwain, who turned around these 150 words of insalata caprese:

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So when I found the “Peach” edition of the Short Stack mini-cookbook series, written by Beth Lipton, I was delighted to discover two recipes that treat peaches like tomatoes: one, a pasta salad with cubed peaches in place of cherry tomatoes; the other, a caprese with peach slices subbed for beefsteaks.

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Now, whether these folks invite me over for dinner once that basil becomes pesto or Caprese salad ... that’s up to them.

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To make the lemon torta caprese, start by placing the butter and white chocolate on the top of a double broiler and melt until smooth.

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The former “Giada at Home” host put her own spin on the beloved torta caprese, an indulgent flourless cake named for the Italian island of Capri.

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