"Randal Oulton" wrote

For Italian adjectives, you want to look up the masculine
singular
forms, not the feminine forms (or any plural ones). So,
vergellato
(masculine) instead of vergelleta (feminine) or vergellati
(masculine
plural) or vergellate (feminine plural).

Ah, the demon of grammatical gender strikes again. As a
former Latin teacher I should have remembered this.

Here's a very interesting page Google fetched up on
"vergellato"

"Five stuffing recipes from 16th century Italian texts"
http://www.geocities.com/helewyse/stuffing.html

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