I came across somethings I couldn't understand.....
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What does "Nos pone unas patatas y una de pisto." and "Una ración de Jamón ibérico" mean??
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updated Feb 16, 2013
edited by charizmaroxz
posted by charizmaroxz
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Yes, it looks like a recipe - "Put in some potatoes in a broth and a portion of Iberian Ham"
updated Feb 16, 2013
edited by PeterRS
posted by PeterRS
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It seems to be about making ratatouille but it is nothing like the way ratatouille is really made.
updated Feb 16, 2013
posted by kirk1
I'm sorry, but what seems to be about making ratatouille? - charizmaroxz, Feb 16, 2013
Pisto - ratatouille. - kirk1, Feb 16, 2013
Thinking about it a little more, I suppose tht it might be possible that "pisto" could be used for any dish that is a conglomeration of ingredients other than the classic stewed vegetable dish of tomato, eggplant, etc - kirk1, Feb 16, 2013
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updated Feb 16, 2013
posted by swampy
