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pita(ha)ya blanca

[Spanish] plural pita(ha)yas blancas

Dragon fruit or pitaya. A striking yellow fruit from Central America, twice the size of a passion fruit. It is pithy inside with an an unnaturally white sweet jelly with black pinpricks of edible seeds. I think it looks and tastes unnatural. It is often made into a drink by whizzing it with water. More commonly a purplish red.

pita(ha)ya roja

[Spanish] plural pita(ha)yas rojas

Dragon fruit or pitaya. A striking purplish red from Central America, twice the size of a passion fruit. It is pithy inside with an an unnaturally white sweet jelly with black pinpricks of edible seeds. I think it looks and tastes unnatural. It is often made into a drink by whizzing it with water. Also found in yellow.

pitillo

[Spanish] plural pitillos

Drinking straw

piuleta y tronador

[Spanish]

This name refers to the male and female parts, which modesty forbids that I shall translate. These pastries, shaped appropriately, are traditionally given by men to their loves, wrapped in a knotted handkerchief or mocador, with marzipan fruits on the Día de los Enamorados, which falls on the same day as the mighty Valencian festival of the Día de la Comunidad. The 9th October is a good day to be in town.

plana d'Italia

[Spanish] plural planas d'Italia

Flounder or fluke

planchada

/ah lah plahn-CHAH-ah/
[Spanish] plural planchadas

White haricot beans (US: navy beans).

planchita

/plahn-CHEE-tah/
[Spanish] plural planchita

Wrasse. Ballan wrasse. A very bony fish which provides good flavour for fish soups.

planta de ostras

[Spanish]

"Oyster plant." Salsify.

plantas tuberosas

[Spanish]

Vegetables. Root vegetables.

plátano

/PLAH-tah-nohs/
[Spanish] plural plátanos

Banana. Plantain. The long, usually yellow fruit of a tropical tree, sometimes red or green, which grows in bunches. It has sweet dense flesh which discolours quickly.