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kinare-kare

dish cooked in peanut sauce

noun ki-na-re-ka-RE DERIVED Rare
Illustration of the root word "kare-kare" (peanut-based stew)
Illustration from root: kare-kare

From root: kare-kare

Usage Note

Kinare-kare describes a dish where the main ingredient, such as seafood or vegetables, is prepared specifically in the style of the traditional peanut stew.

Examples

Beginner

" Masarap ang kinare-kare. "

Natural Translation

The kare-kare is delicious.

Literal Translation

Delicious the cooked-in-peanut-sauce.

Intermediate

" Gusto ko ang kinare-kare na gulay. "

Natural Translation

I like the vegetables cooked in peanut sauce.

Literal Translation

Like I the cooked-in-peanut-sauce that vegetable.

Advanced

" Tuwing may handaan sa bahay, ang kinare-kare na pata ang laging hinahanap ng aming mga bisita. "

Natural Translation

Whenever there is a feast at home, the pork hock cooked in peanut sauce is what our guests always look for.

Literal Translation

Every there-is feast at house, the cooked-in-peanut-sauce that hock the always sought by our guests.

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