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Terms in Catalan 151-160 of 1164

botifarra dolça

/boh-tee-FAH-rrah DOHL-sah/
[Catalan] plural botifarras dolças

A Catalan sausage which is cured in sugar, flavoured with lemon and cinnamon. On the rare occasions when it is found it can be served either as an appetiser or as a dessert.

botifarra negra

/boh-tee-FAH-rrah NEH-grah/
[Catalan] plural botifarras negras

A black pudding (US: blood sausage) containing pig’s blood, pork belly, spices such as nutmeg, cinnamon and fennel seeds, and mint.

botifarron

/boh-tee-FAH-rrohns/
[Catalan] plural botifarrons

Small white pork sausages.

bou

/boo-oo/
[Catalan]

Ox or beef

bou estofat

[Catalan]

In Catalonia this a dish of beef stewed with sweet, Rancio wine, butifarra and potatoes, occasionally with the addition of wild mushrooms.

bouillade

[Catalan]

A sauce of sweet pepper, garlic and white wine for snails or fish, sometimes served with potatoes.

bouillinada

[Catalan]

A version of bouillabaisse, or fish stew, containing equal quantities of potato and fish.

braç de gitano

/brahs dee jhee-TAH-noh/
[Catalan]

"Gypsy's arm." A cake filled with cream, marmalade or chocolate custard, similar to a Swiss roll but thinner and longer. Beware - There is a version made with potato!

brandada de bacallà

/brahn-DAH-dah deh bah-kah-LYAH/
[Catalan]

A purée of salt cod, potato and garlic usually served as an appetiser on croûtons.

brincabois

[Catalan]

Fly agaric. A type of mushroom, the classic red with white spots. Famous for its psychoactive hallucinogenic properties this is the magic mushroom and is actually poisonous to eat.