asado de tiro?
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A menu item at a local restaurant says "asado de tira". What is this?
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updated May 20, 2010
posted by libby51
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Welcome to the forum! 
According to Google, asado de tira is grilled short ribs.
updated May 20, 2010
edited by mar959
posted by mar959
Oops!!! - Eddy, May 20, 2010
: ) - mar959, May 20, 2010
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Is it "tiro" or "tira". You have posted both.
Asado de tira - Roast shoe strap or cop or policeman (mex)
Asado de tiro - Roast carthorse.
updated May 20, 2010
edited by Eddy
posted by Eddy
Jajajajaja! Wondering if they were trying to be funny or if they don't really know the language? - chica_rica, May 20, 2010
She posted tiro first which can be a draught animal lika a carthorse. - Eddy, May 20, 2010
"Roast policeman" = ""roast pork", perhaps? - samdie, May 20, 2010
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Hi...
Asado de tira is a tipical food from Argentina.
updated May 20, 2010
posted by santihp
typical : ) - mar959, May 20, 2010
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Hi Libby
To make up for my mistake, please find below the recipe, just in case you want to cook them.
updated May 20, 2010
edited by Eddy
posted by Eddy
