salpicon
- noun
- /sælˈpɪkən/
- The restaurant served a delicious seafood salpicon as a starter.
Examples
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We enjoyed the fresh salpicon at the seaside restaurant.
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The chef prepared a delicious salpicon for the guests.
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She made a beef salpicon with peppers and onions for the family dinner.
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A cold vegetable salpicon is perfect for a summer picnic.
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For dinner, I prepared a delicious salpicon made with shrimp and vegetables, served chilled with a tangy sauce.
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At the party, the chef presented a warm salpicon of beef, carrots, and potatoes that everyone enjoyed.
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The restaurant's salpicon featured a mix of grilled chicken and fresh herbs, making it a perfect dish for summer.
Synonyms
A particular cooked food served as part of a meal
A salad made of chopped cooked meats, eggs, and vegetables with dressing
How Mixed
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word salpicon comes from Spanish salpicar, which means 'to splash' or 'to scatter' and is like the English word splash. So imagine small pieces of meat, fish, or vegetables 'splashed' together in a bowl, and you have a salpicon, a dish of chopped things mixed together.