ciabatta
- noun
- /tʃəˈbɑːtə/
- For dinner, I enjoyed a bowl of soup with a warm slice of ciabatta beside it.
- ciabatta bread
- ciabatta roll
- ciabatta loaf
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- We've got sweet potato, bell Peppers, red onions, lettuce, garlic, ciabatta, honey, lime sounds amazing.
Examples
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The rest of the onion, 5 cloves of garlic, 1 cup of milk, 3 oz of the cheese, and the last 2/3 of my ciabatta loaf of bread will be used in the Tuna Casseroles and for the paninis.
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Also comes with some gorgeous ciabatta that I am so excited to devour.
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I could make you one with soy cheese on ciabatta.
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So I've baked a ciabatta just to crisp it up a bit.
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Listen to me here, I'm going to cut some ciabatta, make a little salmon sandwich, Chipotle Mayo on there.
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The soups looked hearty and satisfying, and the ciabatta served with it was fresh and springy.
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Happily, this Upper West Side favorite offers a gluten-free menu, with lunch specials like noodles, panini, garlic bread, and pizza, while dinner brings more of the same plus gluten-free ciabatta and flourless cake.
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We usually serve our sandwiches on crispy ciabatta bread for added texture.
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The ciabatta had a delightful crunch on the outside and a soft, airy interior.
Synonyms
A soft, light bread made from white wheat flour
A long crusty loaf of bread made with yeast, not sweet and with tapered ends
How Crusty
Surface Forms
Etymology
Ciabatta comes from Italian and means 'slipper' because the loaf's long, flat shape reminded bakers of a slipper. That's why ciabatta is a light, airy white bread with a crisp crust.