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 | scrippelle ‘mbusse

Language: Italian

Description: Scripelle are the crêpes which are elsewhere called crespelle. So these are pancake-like fritters or crêpes from Abruzzo sometimes stuffed with chicken, usually with Parmesan cheese, but always served in chicken broth.


Pronounced: skreep-PEHL-leh um-BOOS-seh
Ethnicity: Italian
Most frequent country: Italy
Most frequent region: Abruzzo
Also known as: crispelle 'mbusse, scrippelle ‘nfuss

See places: Italian food and cuisine, Abruzzo, Molise

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