what kind of dish is this?
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I was reading a short article for my Spanish class and came across "pisto manchego". The dictionary gave broth as the meaning of pisto. Is that basically what it is?
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updated Mar 19, 2010
posted by Rikko
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updated Mar 19, 2010
edited by 0074b507
posted by 0074b507
Gracias! Tengo hambre ya! (Did I say that right? I'm just a beginner.) - Rikko, Mar 18, 2010
lol, yes. - Evan99, Mar 19, 2010
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Pisto is the Spanish equivalent to ratatouille.
updated Mar 19, 2010
edited by Evan99
posted by Evan99
OK. Is it therefore a vegetable dish? Also, what is manchego? - Rikko, Mar 18, 2010
Of/from La Mancha (a region of Spain) - samdie, Mar 18, 2010
Thanks to you both. - Rikko, Mar 18, 2010
Yes, vegetable dish. - Evan99, Mar 19, 2010
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manchego is a cheese from La Mancha
updated Mar 18, 2010
edited by nizhoni1
posted by nizhoni1
OK. But does it only mean cheese or can it mean anything from La Mancha? - Rikko, Mar 18, 2010
