Cibi e bevande - Tipi di pane

a small bread roll that is round and flat in shape

panino

a crusty white bread that is soft on the inside and is shaped as a long thick stick

baguette

a loaf of bread that is small and made for one person

panino

a type of hard dry bread that is baked twice, used as baby food

biscotto secco

a type of bread made from rye flour, which has a denser texture and a stronger, more distinct flavor than bread made from wheat flour

pane di segale

bread that has been cut into several individual pieces of equal size

pane a fette

a type of bread made with dark or whole grain flours, which gives it a dense texture and a dark color

pane nero

a type of Italian cookie that is made by baking bread dough twice to create a crunchy, dry texture

pane biscottato

a kind of flat bread made from maize flour, typically in Native American cuisine

pane di mais

a round, flat bread that is baked, creating an interior pocket that can be filled with various ingredients

pane pita

a thin crispy cracker made with rye or wheat flour

pane croccante

a type of bread made from wheat flour that has been stripped of its bran and germ, resulting in a lighter color and a milder flavor

pane bianco

a type of bread made without rising agents such as yeast, baking powder, or baking soda, and is often associated with traditions such as Passover or as a staple in certain cultures

pane azzimo

a type of bread made from flour that includes the entire wheat kernel, providing a higher fiber and nutrient content than refined white bread

pane integrale

a type of bread that is lightly sweetened and often flavored with fruits, nuts, or spices, and is typically served with tea or as a snack

pane da tè

a type of bread made from a fermented dough using naturally occurring yeast and bacteria, which gives it a distinct tangy flavor and chewy texture

pane acido

a type of bread that is cooked in a skillet on the stovetop, rather than in the oven, and is often made with cornmeal or other grains

pane in padella

a type of bread that is leavened with baking powder or baking soda instead of yeast, which allows it to be made quickly and easily without the need for rising or kneading

pane veloce

a type of hard, dry biscuit or cracker that is often used as a staple food for long sea voyages or in emergency situations

pane del pilota

a type of bread that is made with nuts, such as walnuts, pecans, or almonds, and is often sweetened with honey or sugar

pane di noci

a type of bread that is made with a higher proportion of refined flour and/or added gluten, resulting in a fluffy and soft texture

pane leggero

a type of flatbread that is made by frying a simple dough of flour, water, salt, and baking powder until it is golden brown and crispy on the outside

pane fritto

a type of bread that is made with a flour that contains a higher proportion of whole grains, resulting in a denser texture and a darker color

pane scuro

a type of bread that is made with flour that includes the entire wheat kernel, resulting in a darker color and a denser texture than white bread

pane integrale

flat and thin type of bread that contains no yeast

pane flat

a type of bread that is made with flour that contains gluten, a protein that gives bread its elasticity and allows it to rise during the baking process

pane al glutine

a type of bread made from whole wheat flour that has been coarsely ground, and is often sweetened with honey or molasses

pane Graham

a type of bread that is made using a mixture of different grains

pane ai multicereali

a type of bread that is made using a unique fermentation process that involves a mixture of flour, water, and a bacteria that produces gas and gives the bread its distinctive flavor

pane a lievitazione salina

a type of bread made using yeast as a leavening agent

pane di lievito

food that is made by baking a batter or dough in an oven

prodotti da forno

a type of food made from flour, water and usually yeast mixed together and baked

pane

a thin and crisp baked bread, originally made in Italy

grissino