-
traditionally fried in
clarified butter. Due to its shape, it is
often called oreggia d'elefant in
Milanese or
orecchia d'elefante in Italian,
meaning 'elephant's...
- milaˈneːza]; from
French côtelette. Due to its shape, it is
often called oreggia d'elefant in
Milanese or
orecchia d'elefante in Italian,
meaning 'elephant's...
-
Cavandoli died in Milan, Italy, at age 87.
Osvaldo Cavandoli at IMDb
Oreggia, Eleonora. "Cavandoli's Testament". Digimag. No. 24. Digicult. Retrieved...
- is
edited by
Xavier Jacobelli; his
predecessors have
included Vittorio Oreggia,
Paolo De Paola,
Giancarlo Padovan,
Antonio Ghirelli, and
Gianpaolo Ormezzano...
-
Magdalena María Gómez
Oreggia (born 14
February 1996) is a
Uruguayan field hockey player, who
plays as a defender. Gómez
currently plays for San Lorenzo...
- in 2009
after the
death of the
owner of the club,
Robert Louis-Dreyfus.
Oreggia,
Laurent (January 2009). "Il était une fois". Tout (et même plus) sur l'OM...
- from the
original on
September 7, 2019.
Retrieved August 13, 2019. "Jules
Oreggia". CyclingArchives.
Archived from the
original on
September 7, 2019. Retrieved...
- 135 JM Cazal, P
Cazal et M
Oreggia, L'intégrale de l'équipe de
France de football, p. 90 JM Cazal, P
Cazal et M
Oreggia, L'intégrale de l'équipe de France...
- example, in the
Milanese dialect one says temp ("time"),
oeucc ("eye") and
oreggia ("ear"),
while in
Legnano the
terms used to
express the same
concepts are...
- L'intégrale des 497
rencontres de 1904 à 1991, by
Pierre Cazal,
Michel Oreggia and Jean-Michel
Cazal "Belgium v
France − a 109-year-old rivalry". News...
