incanestrato

\\ˌēŋˌkänəˈsträd.(ˌ)ō\ noun (-s)

Etymology: Italian incanestrato, incannestrato, from past participle of incanestrare, incannestrare to put into a basket, from in- (from Latin in- in- (II)) + canestro, cannestro basket, from Latin canistrum; from its being poured into baskets and sold in this form — more at canister

: a sharp white Sicilian cheese that is made of cow's milk often together with goat's milk, seasoned with salt and various spices, and used chiefly grated as a seasoning or garnish