skewer

The Spanish word 'pincho' refers to a small snack typically eaten in bars, similar to a tapas. It is often served with a skewer through a piece of bread, and can be made with a variety of ingredients. 'Pincho' could be translated into English as 'spike' or 'skewer', though there isn't a direct equivalent in English culinary terms, 'pincho' might be loosely comparable to a 'canapé' or a 'finger food' in English.

Example sentences using: pincho

Me gustaría comer un pincho de tortilla.

I would like to eat a skewer of omelette.

In this sentence, the speaker expresses a desire to eat a specific type of pincho, which is served as a skewer and typically includes items like omelette.

El restaurante ofrece un pincho de carne deliciosa.

The restaurant offers a delicious meat skewer.

This phrase highlights that a restaurant has an appealing dish, emphasizing the quality of the meat pincho that it serves.

En la fiesta, todos disfrutaron de los pinchos varios.

At the party, everyone enjoyed the assorted skewers.

Here, the statement notes that the guests at a party appreciated a variety of pinchos, showcasing the social aspect of sharing food.