calzone
- noun
- /kælˈzoʊni/
- At the Italian restaurant, I enjoyed a crispy calzone stuffed with mozzarella and mushrooms.
- baked calzone
- spinach calzone
- chicken calzone
Next up, Simon McKellar asks, does a calzone count as a pizza?
- Next up, Simon McKellar asks, does a calzone count as a pizza?
Examples
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After snouting around in the fridge for a bit, I settled on pepperoni, spinach, and olives for my calzone ingredients.
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On a related note, green olives in a calzone are freaking amazing.
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Do you need help with the calzone?
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And you make pretty good calzone.
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And this one actually looked like a real calzone, which was delightful.
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You ever tried cooking calzone in a microwave?
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Look, I got a couple calzones left.
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After a little cross section, we have our calzones fresh out the oven.
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The best thing about a mutant calzone is that it still tastes like a calzone.
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Best calzone ever!
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Calzone comes from the Italian word calza 'stocking' or 'trouser'. A helpful way to remember it is to imagine a folded dough like a filled 'sock', so a calzone is a folded, stuffed pizza.