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coco

[Spanish] plural cocos

Coconut

cocochas

[Spanish]

The flesh of the lower jaw, ganglions that grow in the throat of the hake, greatly prized in the Basque Country, and shaped like an arrow-head. They sound almost like tonsils.

cocochas a la donostiarra

/koh-KOH-chahs ah lah doh-nah-stee-AH-rah/
[Spanish]

A dish from the Basque country of the cheeks and throat of hake with added clams, hot chillis and peppers, served with a hot green sauce of parsley and garlic.

cocochas a la vasca

/koh-KOH-chahs ah lah BAHS-kah/
[Spanish]

A dish from the Basque country of the cheeks and throat of hake served with a hot green sauce of parsley and garlic.

cocochas de merluza

[Spanish]

The flesh of the lower jaw, ganglions that grow in the throat of the cod, greatly prized in the Basque Country, and shaped like an arrow-head. They sound almost like tonsils.

cocochas en salsa verde

/koh-KOH-chahs ehn SAHL-sah BEHR-deh/
[Spanish]

A dish from the Basque country of the cheeks and throat of hake served with a hot green sauce of parsley and garlic.

cocochas y angulas

/koh-KOH-chahs ee ahn-GOO-lahs/
[Spanish]

A dish from the Basque country of the cheeks and throat of hake mixed with elvers and served with a hot green sauce of parsley and garlic.

coco frío

/KOH-koh FREE-oh/
[Spanish] plural cocos fríos

Chilled coconuts

coco rallado

/KOH-koh rah-YAH-doh/
[Spanish]

Grated coconut

cóctel

/KOHK-tehl/
[Spanish] plural cócteles

Cocktail. Used in exactly the same way, meaning either a drink or an hors d'œuvres or starter.