battuto

[ buh-too-toh ]

noun

, Italian Cooking.

, plural bat·tu·tos.

1. soffritto.

battuto

/ bəˈtuːtəʊ /

noun

1. a selection of chopped herbs, used in Italian cookery

Word History and Origins

Origin of battuto¹

< Italian; masculine of battuta

Word History and Origins

Origin of battuto¹

Italian, past participle of battere to beat

Example Sentences

Traditionally, onion and garlic are never present in the same battuto.

From The Guardian

He was very often dreadfully beaten--as the artist tells it himself, bene spesso stranamente battuto--for wandering in the workshops of artists instead of going to school, or sketching for himself instead of studying his books.

From Project Gutenberg

No doubt the venerable Christian sanctuary there has been frequently repaired and modified; on the terrace-level to the south can be seen the foundations of an earlier chapel, and the slopes are littered with broken bricks, Sorrentine tufa, and old battuto floors.

From Project Gutenberg