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- noun A
Peruvian dish of rawfish , similar tosashimi andcarpaccio , in aspicy sauce .
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Examples
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According to chef Nobu Matsuhisa, "tiradito" comes from a Spanish word meaning "to throw," because the fish slices are thrown into a bowl.
Week in Words 2011
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Central to Desnuda is a changing menu of ceviche and tiradito.
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My take on the theme features lightly marinated half-“cooked” strips of snapper and is sort of a mini tiradito plate on a skewer—perfect for cocktail parties.
Daisy’s Holiday Cooking Daisy Martinez 2010
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The tiradito I tasted in Peru was dressed at the last minute with citrus juice, olive oil, and salt and served with a side of sweet potatoes, roasted corn, red onions, and/or other vegetables.
Daisy’s Holiday Cooking Daisy Martinez 2010
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Highlights: tiradito de dorado freshness incarnate, shrimp with tamarind sauce, Kevin's velociraptor impression.
Panama City, I like you tannaz 2009
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Highlights: tiradito de dorado freshness incarnate, shrimp with tamarind sauce, Kevin's velociraptor impression.
Archive 2009-08-01 tannaz 2009
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Chef Roberto Castre's ceviche and tiradito-style sashimi dishes vibrate with chile shadings:
chron.com Chronicle 2011
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Tilapia "tiradito," or tossed together, "cooks" the fish in a bath of lime, ginger, ají amarillo, red onion and cilantro.
NYT > Home Page By DAVID M. HALBFINGER 2011
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A raw tiradito of sea bass with recoto and red jalepeno slices was far superior ($14).
unknown title 2009
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A raw tiradito of sea bass with recoto and red jalepeno slices was far superior ($14).
unknown title 2009
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