quintoniles y quelites
English translation: quintoniles and "wild greens" (or lamb's quarter)
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SEE EXPLANATION Explanation: Morning Graham:-) I think you need to give a little more context. However, to help you, at least partially, for "quelite", the Oxford gives "pigweed" which according to the RH-Webster's, is a plant of the amaranth family sometimes cultivated for food. Hope someone else comes along with more help. Good Luck:-) terence Above |
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quintoniles and "wild greens" (or lamb's quarter) Explanation: quintoniles:(Amaranthus hybridus) quelites (Chenoponium album) quelites is used to name an herb and also a dish, often translated into English as "Spinach" or "greens". The translation is "lamb's quarter" or "wild greens" as well. Please see: http://www.google.com/search?q=quelites&hl=en&safe=off&start... and Food Conversions - [ Translate this page ] ... Quail, Codorniz. Quelites, Chenopodium berlandieri(Bot). Quelites, Eaten as a vegetable since pre-Hispanic times, this herb tastes similiar to young spinach, and is ... lloyd2.home.mindspring.com/work8.htm mexherbs,html ... Quelites (lamb's quarter) chenopodium berlandieri: Eaten as a vegetable since pre-Hispanic times, this herb tastes similiar to young spinach, and is prepared ... mayouspice.com/mexherbs.html Daily Journal From the Field ... Yerba de la flecha Manta ray herb Desert lavender Coyote tabacco Long ... in mesquite tortillas and flavored with quelites (wild greens), dried chiltepines, and ... www.desertmuseum.org/conservation/dw/day_5.html ----------- quintoniles is also a wild herb type and it seems to have no official translation into English. Please see: MEXICO HOT OR NOT - Las Hierbas de Cocina: A Culinary ... ... people of the Sierra Nevada Oriental, who eat it with green salsa. Quintoniles: A wild herb with long, wrinkled oval leaves and green flowers, this plant is ... www.mexconnect.com/mex_/recipes/puebla/kgyerbas.html mexherbs,html ... The English name, when there is one, appears in parentheses, followed by the ... Quintoniles: A wild herb with long, wrinkled oval leaves and green flowers, this ... mayouspice.com/mexherbs.html -------- gate 3/95: Organic food production in slums of Mexico City ... chard, chives, parsley, quintoniles (Amaranthus hybridus), quelites (Chenoponium album), verdolagas (Portulaca oleracea) and all types of herbs - the produce ... gate.gtz.de/gate_mag/gate_95_3/texte/focus_7.html Latin America and Urban Agriculture ... spinach, Swiss chard, chives, parsley, quintoniles (Amaranthus hybridus), quelites (Chenoponium album), verdolagas (Portulaca oleracea) and all types of herbs ... www.cityfarmer.org/sublatinamer.html hope this helps see above |
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