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fire roasted corn slaw

Spanish translation: ensalada de maíz tostado a la brasa

18:44 Dec 2, 2004
English to Spanish translations [Non-PRO]
Food & Drink
English term or phrase: fire roasted corn slaw
Maryland Crab Cake with wasabi rémoulade, jícama, and fire roasted corn slaw
Daniela Pesce
Local time: 17:10
Spanish translation:ensalada de maíz tostado a la brasa
Explanation:
sounds expensive.. but I am willing to try it

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Note added at 37 mins (2004-12-02 19:21:40 GMT)
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Una de esas curiosidades del idioma inglés. La palabra \"cole\", en realidad no existe en el idioma, y col es \"cabbage\". La palabra \"slaw\" tampoco existe por sí misma. Lo que sí existe, según el Webster, es la palabra \"coleslaw\", una ensalada de col cruda picadita, con mayonesa y otras cosas. Es como aquello de que tenemos \"non-chalant\" y \"non-plused\" pero no tenemos \"chalant\" ni \"plused\".
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George Rabel
Local time: 17:10
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4 +4ensalada de maíz tostado a la brasa
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ensalada de maíz tostado a la brasa


Explanation:
sounds expensive.. but I am willing to try it

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Note added at 37 mins (2004-12-02 19:21:40 GMT)
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Una de esas curiosidades del idioma inglés. La palabra \"cole\", en realidad no existe en el idioma, y col es \"cabbage\". La palabra \"slaw\" tampoco existe por sí misma. Lo que sí existe, según el Webster, es la palabra \"coleslaw\", una ensalada de col cruda picadita, con mayonesa y otras cosas. Es como aquello de que tenemos \"non-chalant\" y \"non-plused\" pero no tenemos \"chalant\" ni \"plused\".

George Rabel
Local time: 17:10
Native speaker of: Spanish
PRO pts in category: 12
Grading comment
GRACIAS!!

Peer comments on this answer (and responses from the answerer)
agree  Alan Murillo
4 mins
  -> Thank you, Alan

agree  Ltemes: Al ver su respuesta me fui a averiguar la etimología de la palabra "slaw", en inglés, y acabo de enterarme de que proviene de la palabra holandesa "sla" = salad. Cada día se aprende algo nuevo :o) Cheers!
13 mins
  -> Mira mi comentario adicional arib

agree  MercedesP: Yes, as in cole slaw...delicious! (I always thought it was Swedish, you live and learn)
18 mins
  -> yes, and if we have "cole slaw", why not corn slaw, or okra slaw, or whatever slaw, aunque la palabra "no exista"

agree  Neil Phillipson: I'm not exactly a culinery expert, but I'll have a go. Coleslaw is very popular here (UK), added to salads, potatoes, etc. as a 'dip', a savoury addition that adds extra flavour to other foods. Is it possible to 'barbecue' such a thing (mayonnaise...)?
6 hrs
  -> well, maybe the corn slaw skips the mayo, or maybe the roast the corn first, then add the mayo,, who knows? Like I said, I am willing to try it
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