Glossary entry

English term or phrase:

cobb salad

Spanish translation:

ensalada Cobb

Added to glossary by Kathie Maxwell
Oct 10, 2006 15:45
17 yrs ago
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English term

cobb salad

English to Spanish Other Food & Drink salads
a type of salad on a restaurant menu

Proposed translations

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ensalada Cobb

Cobb Salad was the invention of restaurateur manager, Bob Cobb, who in 1926 at The Brown Derby restaurant in Los Angeles, California, found a way to use up leftovers.
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agree Lydia De Jorge : ditto!
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Gracias.
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "por ser la primera a responder, le doy los puntos a usted, gracias"
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ensalada Cobb

No se traduce, es el nombre de la ensalada
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Ensalada Cobb

Cobb es un nombre propio, de quien creó la ensalada.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cobb_salad
The Cobb salad was a signature menu item of the Brown Derby, a landmark restaurant in Los Angeles, California. The salad is now served in restaurants world-wide. It generally consists of finely chopped lettuce, avocado, tomato, chicken or turkey, hard boiled eggs, bacon, grated blue cheese, and French dressing.

In 1937, *****Brown Derby owner Robert H. Cobb***** went into the restaurant's kitchen to fix himself a late night snack. He combed the refrigerator for what ingredients he could find, chopped them up and made himself a salad. Cobb shared the new creation with his friends and it became popular enough to be added to the restaurant's menu.
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agree Maria Rosich Andreu : [sobre la imagen] jajaja pues sí, ¡10 puntos! Se va quedando un poco desfasada ya ahora que ha salido (y me he viciado a) la nueva entrega (FFXII) :)
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Gracias, Maria :) Siempre he querido preguntarte: la imagen de tu perfil, ¿es de Final Fantasy, no? ;)
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ensalada Cobb / al estilo Cobb

Cobb seems to be his creator. Please see: http://whatscookingamerica.net/Salad/CobbSalad.htm
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