Englisch: Keyword
Abbacchio refers to a Roman term for baby or suckling lamb, usually slaughtered between 30 and 60 days. It is cooked usually on a spit or roasted, usually flavored with rosemary, and is a specialty of Easter dinner.
Abbacchio is pronounced "ahb-bahk-kyoh"
Other definition:
Englisch: Keyword
Abbacchio refers to a Roman term for baby or suckling lamb, usually slaughtered between 30 and 60 days. It is cooked usually on a spit or roasted, usually flavored with rosemary, and is a specialty of Easter dinner.
Abbacchio is pronounced "ahb-bahk-kyoh"
Abbacchio
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