mozzarella
- noun
- /ˌmɑːtsəˈrɛlə/
- After about 10 minutes in the hot oven, the mozzarella should be melted.
- mozzarella cheese
- low-fat mozzarella
- mozzarella for pizza
They served mozzarella sticks deep fried in egg roll dough.
- They served mozzarella sticks deep fried in egg roll dough.
- Because she discovered that they contain cheddar cheese but no mozzarella.
- You got boujou, you got the fresh mozzarella.
- And then some ricotta and then some mozzarella Parmesan.
Examples
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For the starter we have a cheese risotto, mozzarella and parmesan and a rocket.
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I'll just have the mozzarella and tomatoes, and...
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And then you put some mozzarella kind of down the middle.
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It's got some sort of very thick mozzarella on it.
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I have some mozzarella cheese here, we'll just load that up in the center.
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You can change this up by using mozzarella and tomatoes if needed.
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Good choice on the mozzarella and the cheddar, I think.
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A ton of tomatoes and mozzarella cheese await you upon your arrival in Rome.
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I made a delicious salad with fresh mozzarella, tomatoes, and basil.
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The pizza was topped with plenty of gooey mozzarella and pepperoni.
Synonyms
A solid food made from milk that is pressed and often aged
How Soft
Surface Forms
Etymology
Mozzarella comes from the Italian word mozzare meaning 'to cut off' and the small ending -ella. It originally meant a 'little cut' of cheese because makers would cut and pinch the cheese into small balls, which is why we call this soft, white cheese mozzarella today.