noun

• A type of Tuscan salad made with anchovies, chopped salad vegetables, and bread soaked in dressing.

  ‘These thoughts were brought about by the fact that I wanted to make panzanella, a Tuscan salad that will gainfully employ good-quality stale bread.’

  More example sentences

  • ‘The famed panzanella bread salads of Tuscany would be lost without their share of bread cubes soaked with vinaigrette.’
  • ‘And at the Sullivan Street Bakery, the owners make panzanella, the traditional Italian bread salad.’
  • ‘The two robust meat dishes I sampled - short ribs and lamb shoulder - were braised to a kind of savory, marshmallow softness and served, respectively, over panzanella and with a crumbling of tangy sheep's-milk cheese.’
  • ‘The croutons in the panzanella salad were about the size of golf balls and nearly as difficult to eat.’