brisket in Italian
brisket in Italian is petto, punta di petto — brisket means a cut of beef taken from the chest area of the animal, often slow-cooked or smoked.
brisket in Italian
petto
The chest of an animal.
punta di petto
The chest of an animal.
What does "brisket" mean?
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noun A cut of beef taken from the chest area of the animal, often slow-cooked or smoked.
"They smoked the brisket for twelve hours."
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brisket in a sentence
- They smoked the brisket for twelve hours.
- Brisket is a classic centerpiece of Texas barbecue.
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What is "brisket" in Italian?
"brisket" in Italian is petto, punta di petto. brisket means: A cut of beef taken from the chest area of the animal, often slow-cooked or smoked.
How do you use "brisket" in a sentence?
Example: "They smoked the brisket for twelve hours." In Italian, "brisket" is petto, punta di petto.
Are there other ways to say "brisket" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 2 translations listed for "brisket": petto, punta di petto.
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