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Terms in Spanish 1381-1390 of 4913

cabrilla

/kah-BREE-yah/
[Spanish] plural cabrillas

A type of comber fish. This one has vertical bands. A bony fish with very good flavour, useful for soups or cooked whole.

cabrilla (vaqueta)

[Spanish] plural cabrillas (vaquetas)

Milky snail or cabrilla is often cooked with a broth of wine, herbs, orange peel, and garlic and served as a tapa.  Their texture, when cooked properly, should be like that of a mussel.  Special two-pronged forks or toothpicks are used to retrieve them from their shells.  They have a mild neutral flavor and are high in protein.

cabrito

/kah-BREE-toh/
[Spanish] plural cabritos

Kid. Young goat, unweaned, milk-fed.

cabrito a la castellana

/kah-BREE-toh ah lah kahs-teh-YAH-nah/
[Spanish]

Unweaned, milk-fed goat, diced and baked and dressed with a majado in which garlic, parsley and vinegar are ground together to form a paste.

cabrito a la extremeña

/kah-BREE-toh ah lah ek-strah-MEH-nyah/
[Spanish]

"Goat in the style of Extremadura." Unweaned, milk-fed goat stewed with a majado based on its liver, garlic, chillis and paprika. These will be worked together in a mortar and pestle to form a paste.

cabrito al horno

/kah-BREE-toh ahl OHR-noh/
[Spanish]

Roast kid

cabrito al ron

/kah-BREE-toh ahl rohn/
[Spanish] plural cabritos al ron

Unweaned, milk-fed goat grilled and served in a sauce based on rum.

cabrito asado

/kah-BREE-toh ah-SAH-doh/
[Spanish] plural cabritos asados

Roast milk-fed kid, often with chillis and garlic.

cabro

/KAH-broh/
[Spanish] plural cabros

Goat. Billy goat. This is also a term of insult directed at a man whose wife is "drifting".

cabron

/KAH-broh/
[Spanish] plural cabrones

A slang word for a goat. Billy goat. This is also a term of insult directed at a man whose wife is "drifting".A bad word to use in Mexico.