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barbaroise de pistachos sopa de plataña y su crjiente

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Could some one please give me a translation of this item on a menu

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updated Jan 15, 2009
posted by Norma-william

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James Santiago said:

Never heard of plataña. Plátano would be banana. Crjiente should probably be crujiente, which is crunchy. Barbaroise seems to be some kind of dish (food).

Pistachio barbaroise, banana (plantain) soup, and its crunchy (something)

Doesn't seem to be a complete sentence.

Hope it helps.


Sorry about the mis spelling it was banana and crunchy now I know the other part is cream its beginning to make sense.

updated Jan 15, 2009
posted by Norma-william
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Thanks for the help ,that is really great as I can make out the rest but could,nt find the babaroise part.

updated Jan 15, 2009
posted by Norma-william
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The "baVaroise" part is a kind of cream, supposedly form Bavaria, but written the French way.

updated Jan 15, 2009
posted by lazarus1907
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Never heard of plataña. Plátano would be banana. Crjiente should probably be crujiente, which is crunchy. Barbaroise seems to be some kind of dish (food).

Pistachio barbaroise, banana (plantain) soup, and its crunchy (something)

Doesn't seem to be a complete sentence.

Hope it helps.

updated Jan 15, 2009
posted by 00bacfba