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Yesterday I bought a wild dorada and a wild rodaballo (turbot?). Dorada al horno was delicious, today an arroz caldoso en el estilo de Cádiz, with mussels, almejas, langostinos and caldo de rodaballo. ¡Qué arte tienes los Andaluces!: por eso Merkel quiere frenarnos
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RE: ¡Qué bien se come en Andalucía! (in reply to Morante)
yes turbot ....sounds nice , of all the words to get ...for you Sr O'Brien that word is one of the , many , celtic words that got somehow shoved into Spanish via Gallicia ..
i found this for you out of interest ...
rodaballo [m] 'turbot', alternative spelling rodavalho, from a Celtic composite form *roto-ball-jo- meaning 'round-extremity', akin to Irish roth 'wheel', Welsh rhod, Breton rod, and Irish ball 'limb, organ'.
heres another that should really start a bar fight in Andalucia ....
cervexa [f] 'beer', alternative spelling cerveja, from Vulgar Latin *cerevisia, Spanish cerveza; akin to Old Irish coirm, Welsh cwrw, Breton korev.
RE: ¡Qué bien se come en Andalucía! (in reply to Morante)
My grandparents from Cork called it "bior", I don't know if I'm spelling it right but that's how it sounded. Wonder when the Irish switched over to the more Germanic version....
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RE: ¡Qué bien se come en Andalucía! (in reply to Leñador)
Cant help you with the 'bior 'bit Leñador ...i just live here now but am not from Ireland .. All I know is in the city they put the word 'Boy (Boi) ' on the end of many sentences...
Yes there is a lot of fish and seafood . down here which my Portuguese wife eats every day if she could ..and as you said . tons of salmon ...although i do prefer sea fish to river fish ..
I suppose what you got to do is get the best of what there is in your area....and that seems to be what you have done Morante ...
Langostinos , pretty expensive , and smaller , over here .....(a la plancha .. mmmm)
edit .....sorry Leñ .. just re-read your post ... i wasnt thinking right ...you , and your grandparents are right ..'Bior' i can hear it now ... yes thats cork city ....sorry for being slow ....
RE: ¡Qué bien se come en Andalucía! (in reply to Morante)
Ay, ¡qué disparate! Cómo nos gusta el atún de Barbate, pero la hambre la vamos a sentir, que mire usted qué crisis tiene este país.
Ay, con el caray, caray, caray, que éstas son las cosas que pasan en Cai, que ni la hambre la vamos a sentir, mire usted que fiesta, mire usted que gracia, mire usted que crisis tiene este país; que la hambre la vamos a sentir, mire usted que fiesta tiene este país.
RE: ¡Qué bien se come en Andalucía! (in reply to Estevan)
¡Olé! Estevan.
Cada año en marzo al principio de Carnaval, los socios y amigos de la Peña Flamenkito Apalea nos reunimos a las seis de la mañana pa hacer dobladillos (bocadillito de pan, tomante, caballa, mayonesa y pan. Normalmente hacemos 10.000 antes de las 12.00. Este año, el Ayunamiento retiró subvenciones, pero hicimos 7,000 por nuestra cuenta. Cruzcampo regaló la cerveza y hubo una fiesta callejera de escándalo. Viva Caí!
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