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chile verde
[ chil-ee vair-dee, -dey, vur-, chee-le; Spanish chee-le ver-the ]
noun
, Southwest Cooking.
- a stew of beef or pork, or both, flavored with hot green peppers.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of chile verde1
First recorded in 1865–70; from Spanish (Mexico, Texas) chile verde “green chile pepper”
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Example Sentences
‘I’d come back if they put some rice with that chile verde.’
From Los Angeles Times
They both began referring to the dish as “chile verde,” a staple of Angeleno Mexican kitchens going back to the migration patterns from Texas, Chihuahua and in between.
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“I’d come back if they put some rice with that chile verde.”
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There was so much to talk about during our one-hour dinner that Alarcon barely touched his chile verde or sipped on his medium-size horchata.
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I stare down at the ship’s cafeteria, which I’m positive has no masa or chile verde.
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