Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Portuguese term or phrase:
cheiro verde
English translation:
scallion and parsley seasoning
Added to glossary by
Brian Schwarz
Sep 20, 2001 10:52
22 yrs ago
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Portuguese term
cheiro verde
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Portuguese to English
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In a Brazilian cookbook, and it refers to scallions (cebolinha) and parsley (salsa), but I'm not sure if it means these two things together, or if it is a classification for all things green that can be used to make seasoning.
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4 +1 | é a combinação da salsa com a cebolinha verde | Vivian |
5 | aromatic | mónica alfonso |
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é a combinação da salsa com a cebolinha verde
Hi Brian, it's the combination of both that is called "cheiro verde".
I'm also a cooker : )
I'm also a cooker : )
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Comment: "Thanks for your help. I'd put the question to my Brazilian ESL students this morning, and they came up with a variety of answers. One said cheiro verde can be used to refer to any green seasoning element, which seemed to be in line with my experience (at the supermarket, my roommate always says to go pick up cheiro verde, and when I return with with cebolinha he's satisfied). But a level-headed woman offered the same answer you've just given, so I'll accept that. Email me, though, if cheiro verde can include other green herbs like cuentro."
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