Glossary entry

Spanish term or phrase:

arroz calorro

English translation:

gypsy rice

Added to glossary by James A. Walsh
Feb 16, 2011 19:58
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Spanish term

arroz calorro

Homework / test Spanish to English Other Slang Slang of Almería??
The Spanish flamenco singer Raimundo Amador mentioned in an interview a rice-dish he invented himself and which he baptized "arroz calorro". Does anybody know how I could translate “calorro” into English?
Thanks!

context:
Interviewer: ¿Y cuál es su especialidad?, ¿el sashimi?
R.A. No, a tanto no llego. Pero hago croquetas, albóndigas y arroz calorro.

Interviewer: ¿Arroz ‘calorro’?
R.A. Yo lo llamo así. No tiene nada que ver con la paella. Sale más caldoso y se hace con lo primero que pilles por ahí.

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Proposed translations (English)
4 gypsy rice
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Feb 19, 2011 10:59: James A. Walsh Created KOG entry

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gypsy rice

I don't see what else you could call it.

Definition from Oxford Spanish dictionary:

calorro -rra masculino, femenino (familiar) gypsy

It would seem other people invented it too! (see links)

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