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antipasto

[ US /ˌæntiˈpɑstoʊ/ ]
[ UK /ˌæntɪpˈɑːstə‍ʊ/ ]
NOUN
  1. a course of appetizers in an Italian meal

How To Use antipasto In A Sentence

  • Try this one of the anti-flying spaghetti monster (he goes by the name antipasto): Propeller Most Popular Stories
  • The praiseworthy goal of the contemporary Italian order of antipasto, primo, secondo, contorno accompanying vegetables, and dolce is to separate tastes and arrange them so as to create a familiar and pleasurable sense of progress from the beginning to the end of the meal. Delizia!
  • Though main course dishes change daily, items such as the antipasto, green salad, herbal tea or coffee, soft drinks and dessert are standard.
  • In the interests of scientific thoroughness, we had four small eats and one antipasto between two adults and a 12-year-old, and they ranged from the good (marinated octopus, chicken liver crostini) to the sublime: prosciutto so delicate it was, according to my son, "like air", a compulsively eatable dish of fried courgettes, and a sensationally good stew of squid, potatoes, chickpeas and chilli. Restaurant: Tinello, London SW1
  • What could you include with mixed salami to make a really interesting dish of antipasto?
  • Salami are best served as an antipasto, in sandwiches, with salads or eaten with a little cheese and fresh crusty bread.
  • Vernon and I were starving, our bodies tense; then relaxing as our tongues swirled around the mozzarella cucina and the hot antipasto, our breathing quickening as we devoured the clams oreganato, stuffed mushrooms, eggplant rollantini, and artichoke hearts. A Kettle of Vultures
  • Helping himself now, choosing from the antipasto trolley, loading his plate up. THE GOLDEN LION
  • What could you include with mixed salami to make a really interesting dish of antipasto?
  • We ordered the antipasto and a margarita pizza.
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