peperoncini

Spanish translation: morrones

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Italian term or phrase:peperoncini
Spanish translation:morrones
Entered by: italianissimo

22:35 Oct 14, 2007
Italian to Spanish translations [Non-PRO]
Cooking / Culinary
Italian term or phrase: peperoncini
peperoncini...ajíes?
italianissimo
morrones
Explanation:
en Argentina le decimos "morrones", o ajíes morrones :)
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Veronica Colasanto
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Local time: 13:11
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Summary of answers provided
5 +4guindillas
Carolina Ramos
4 +1pimienta de cayena
Feli Pérez Trigueros
5Chiles
Lara Galgani
4 +1ajíes
Maura Affinita
5ají picante
Marina56
5morrones
Veronica Colasanto


  

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peperoncino
pimienta de cayena


Explanation:
Por aquí lo llaman así.
Pimienta de Cayena: mezcla de guindillas rojas secas y molidas, que puede incluir una o diversas variedades de guindillas alargadas y delgadas.



    Reference: http://www.lavidaencasa.com/RECETARIO/Alimentos/E-H/guindill...
Feli Pérez Trigueros
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agree  Carolina Ramos: sí, si se refiere a la especia y no al vegetal fresco
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  -> Gracias Carolina:-)
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Chiles


Explanation:
En México “perperoncino” es “chile”. Pero cuidado porqué hay una variedad enorme de chiles y son muy diferentes en su uso y sabor. El Peperoncino que yo conozco en Italia (por ejemplo para “spaghetti aglio, olio e peperoncino”) en México se conoce como “chile piquín” o “chile de árbol” que es un chile pequeño rojo y seco; ¡este es el chile que yo uso cuando preparo la comida italiana que me enseñó mi mamá!

Creo que mucho depende del país al cual va dirigida tu traducción.


Lara Galgani
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ajíes


Explanation:
Si son muy picantes reciben otro nombre, pero un poco grosero.

Maura Affinita
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agree  Nadia Gómez
13 mins
  -> Gracias Nadia.
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guindillas


Explanation:
En España se conoce así al pimiento pequeño y picante. La especia se llama pimentón picante.

Carolina Ramos
Italy
Local time: 14:11
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agree  dwarfcrusher
1 hr
  -> ¡Gracias!

agree  Susana García Quirantes
6 hrs
  -> ¡Gracias, Susana!

agree  Chiara Chieregato
1 day 4 hrs
  -> Grazie mille, Chiara!

agree  Silvia Serrano
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  -> ¡Muchas gracias, Silvia!
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ají picante


Explanation:
Así se llaman en Argentina aunque popularmente se lo conozca como ají de la mala palabra para no decir ají putaparió (grosero no?)

Marina56
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morrones


Explanation:
en Argentina le decimos "morrones", o ajíes morrones :)

Veronica Colasanto
United Kingdom
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