crown and heel (of a bun)
Spanish translation: Usar la mitad superior del panecillo, en vez de la inferior, para colocar los condimentos.
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| 3 | Usar la mitad superior del panecillo, en vez de la inferior, para colocar los condimentos. |
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Usar la mitad superior del panecillo, en vez de la inferior, para colocar los condimentos. Explanation: If you cut a bun in two, the bottom half is called the heel and the top half is the crown, as far as I am aware there is no equivalent word in spanish. |
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coronar el panecillo con los condimentos Explanation: Mi aportación |
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