Side dish
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Side dishes are food that is served in addition to the main entree for the meal. For example, you might have a steak as the main item, and side dishes of corn, potatoes, beans, salad, etc. In another thread, someone mentioned that side dishes are called acompañamientos, I asked another native speaker, and she said they are called guarniciones (false cognate to garnish?). "Side dish" can also be shortened to "side", for example, in a restaurant, you might ask for some mashed potatoes to go with whatever else you ordered by asking "may I have a side of mashed potatoes?".
So, how do you say "side dish" in Spanish? In the following picture, the entree (main dish) is a steak. The side dishes (or sides) are fried mushrooms, corn on the cob, and roasted potatoes. (Image courtesy of Flickr) Attachment 180 |
Plato de acompañamiento.........
to mean it accompanies something else..... My :twocents: |
Ok, so far the options are:
side dish acompañamiento plato de acompañamiento guarnición. |
Yo usaría "guarnición".
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En España se usa tanto "acompañamiento" como "guarnición", pero siempre en singular ("plato de acompañamiento" no se usa, porque se pone todo en el mismo plato)
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I like Guarnicion, it's more natural.
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Agree with irmamar. I use guarnición or acompañamiento, but no "plato de acompñamiento". When I call for an extra dish, I say "y un plato extra de patatas" or "y de acompañamiento un plato de patatas" or "y además un plato de patatas"
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