Definition of salami
:a highly seasoned sausage of pork and beef either dried or fresh
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Besides starters, the menu is all pizza, divided into two categories, red and white, with the former including the true classic styles, marinara and margherita, along with more typically topped creations featuring meatballs, sausage and salami.
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And no one should miss a visit to Frankowitsch deli, an institution that specializes in open-face sandwiches topped with spicy salami, shrimp salad, pickled trout, and more.
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Its thin slices of pepperoni and salami are oven baked until crisp and served with a dip of spinach and taleggio cheese that tasted more like a spinach and artichoke dip — without the artichokes.
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Thinly sliced salami drowned with buttery olive oil and lots of black pepper paired with a big salad dressed with mustard and sharp vinegar.
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Consider the Dungeness crab salad cupped in an endive spear, or the saffron aioli-draped clam on brioche toast spread with the soft, spicy salami called nduja.
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My pie had pepperoni, Italian sausage, Canadian bacon, salami, mushrooms and hot banana peppers.
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Shelia teamed with U.S. Customs and Border Protection agriculture specialists to intercept nearly 20 pounds of fruit, vegetables and salami found in arriving international travelers checked bags, the federal agency said Tuesday.
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But Moe's own lunch would be salami and baloney, grilled, on a kaiser roll, a little mustard, the whole thing squished like a panini.
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Origin and Etymology of salami
Italian, plural of salame salami, from salare to salt, from sale salt, from Latin sal — more at salt
SALAMI Defined for English Language Learners
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Definition of salami for English Language Learners
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: a large, spicy, and dry sausage that is usually eaten cold
SALAMI Defined for Kids
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Definition of salami for Students
:a large spicy sausage of pork and beef that is usually eaten cold
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