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Terms in Spanish 1961-1970 of 4913

chapa de horno

[Spanish] plural chapas de horno

Baking tray. Baking sheet.

chaparella

[Spanish] plural chaparellas

The common, two-banded sea bream.

chaparrudo

/chah-pah-ROO-doh/
[Spanish] plural chaparrudos

Goby, from tiny fish like whitebait to middle size, all usually fried.

chapiado

[Spanish]

Russule or charcoal burner, a mushroom that closely resembles other bitter, indedible ones.

chapulín

/chah-poo-LEE-nehz/
[Spanish] plural chapulines

Grasshoppers. These are dried and have a smoky flavour. They are served alongside drinks as a small snack in Oaxaca. We were served them as part of breakfast. It is said that those from fields of alfalfa are tastier than those from fields of corn.

charcutería

[Spanish] plural charcuterías

Delicatessen, mainly selling cold meats, particularly pork.

charola

[Spanish] plural charolas

Baking tray. Baking sheet.

charrón

/chah-RROHN/
[Spanish] plural charrones

Peacock wrasse. This is a small fish which may be grilled or used in soups.

chato

/CHAH-toh/
[Spanish]

A small glass, used to mean a glass of red wine.

chaucha

/chah-OO-chah/
[Spanish] plural chauchas

Cuttlefish. A cephalopod related to the squid. The flesh of the cuttlefish is meatier and has a more complex flavour. Both the cuttlefish and the squid have an ink sac. The liquid it contains can be used in the cooking process but it should be added towards the end or it will coagulate. The ink of the cuttlefish is generally felt to be richer, denser, smoother than that of the squid.