colcannon
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Colcannon — (irisch cál ceannann, weißköpfiger Kohl) ist ein traditioneller irischer und westschottischer Eintopf aus Kartoffeln, Grünkohl, Salz und Pfeffer. Außerdem kommen noch Frühlingszwiebeln … Deutsch Wikipedia
Colcannon — Le colcannon est un plat traditionnel de la cuisine irlandaise. C’est un plat économique qui peut être servi toute l’année. Le colcannon est aussi servi le jour d’Halloween. On y cache alors à l’intérieur une pièce de monnaie. Le plat Le… … Wikipédia en Français
Colcannon — Colcannon. Colcannon (irlandés cál ceannann, que significa repollo de cabeza blanca) se trata de un plato tradicional de la cocina irlandesa y del oeste de Escocia elaborada con puré de patatas, col (o incluso col verde), mantequilla, sal, y… … Wikipedia Español
colcannon — [kəl kan′ən, kôl′kan΄ən] n. [Ir cāl ceannan < cāl, cabbage (< L caulis) + ceannan, white headed < ceann, white] an Irish dish made of potatoes and greens, esp. cabbage, boiled together and mashed … English World dictionary
Colcannon — A pot of freshly made Colcannon … Wikipedia
colcannon — noun Etymology: Irish cál ceannan, literally, white speckled cabbage Date: circa 1785 potatoes and cabbage boiled and mashed together with butter and seasoning … New Collegiate Dictionary
colcannon — /keuhl kan euhn, kawl kan /, n. an Irish dish made of cabbage, kale, or other greens, and potatoes boiled and mashed together. [1765 75; < Ir cál ceannann, equiv. to cál ( < L caulis cabbage) + ceann head + ann, weak var. of fionn white] * * * … Universalium
colcannon — I Everyday English Slang in Ireland v Mashed potatoes, cabbage or kale & butter, served at halloween II Irish Slang Mashed potatoes & cabbage/ kale … English dialects glossary
colcannon — n. Irish and Scottish dish made of boiled cabbage and potatoes mashed together … English contemporary dictionary
colcannon — [kɒl kanən] noun an Irish and Scottish dish of cabbage and potatoes boiled and mashed together. Origin C18: from cole + an uncertain second element … English new terms dictionary
