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febrauro

[Spanish]

A variety of runner bean.

febrero

[Spanish]

February

fecula de patata

[Spanish]

Potato flour

fejoua

[Spanish]

Feijoa. A fruit which is about 5 cm (2 inches) long and has whitish-green flesh which encloses a soft, seed-filled core. The red-green skin is inedible. It has a flavour of guava and pineapple, which I find rather synthetic.

fiambres

/fee-AHM-brehs/
[Spanish]

Cold cuts

fiambres surtidos

[Spanish]

Cuts of cold pork or salumi.

fideos abanda

/fee-DEH-ohs ah-BAHN-dah/
[Spanish]

Noodles cooked in broth in which fish has been poached. The fish itself is served separately.

fideuà

/fee-deh-WAH/
[Spanish]

A noodle dish in which fine, vermicelli-like noodles replace the rice. Sitting in a good sofrito for a few hours before the final preparation means that this dish will take only minutes to cook, unlike the paella which it resembles. This means that fish and shellfish such as clams, mussels, prawns (US: shrimp) and and so on will be lightly and perfectly cooked, rather than slightly rubbery as they sometimes are in paella. At its best, fideuà is one of the great dishes of Spain. Various regions lay claim to the this dish, but Valencia probably wins.

fideuà de mariscos

/fee-deh-WAH deh mah-REES-kohs/
[Spanish]

A noodle dish with shellfish in which fine, vermicelli-like noodles replace the rice. Sitting in a good sofrito for a few hours before the final preparation means that this dish will take only minutes to cook, unlike the paella which it resembles. This means that fish and shellfish such as clams, mussels, prawns (US: shrimp) and so on will be lightly and perfectly cooked, rather than slightly rubbery as they sometimes are in paella. At its best, fideuà is one of the great dishes of Spain. Various regions lay claim to the this dish, but Valencia probably wins.

filete de bacalao

[Spanish] plural filetes de bacalao

Fillet of cod