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Oblea (Wafer): A very thin sheet of dough made from flour and water, baked.
Paella (Paella Pan): A pan with two handles, or four if very large, in which the dish known by the same name is made.
Quenelles (Quenelles): Small dumplings typical of French cuisine, which can be made of meat, poultry, or fish, molded into an oval shape.
Ragú (Ragout / Ragu): Generally applied to any stew, usually made of meat and vegetables.
Sabayón (o Zabaione) (Sabayon or Zabaione): A sweet cream made with Marsala wine, egg yolks, and sugar; the savory version, without sugar, is used with rice, oysters, etc.
T-Bon (o T-Bone Steak) (T-Bone Steak): A cut of meat from the short loin of beef or veal, with the bone and part of the tenderloin, in a "T" shape. Typical of the United States.
Ubre (Udder): In mammals, each of the female's teats.
Vaciar (To Scoop Out / To Empty): 1- To delicately remove the pulp of a fruit or the interior of some food without destroying the wrapper or outer skin. 2- To eliminate the interior part of fruits and vegetables with a corer or scooper.
