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15. Cibucán<br />

Colador en forma de manga hecho con las fibras de hojas de palma entretejida,<br />

que se utiliza para prensar la yuca rallada para extraerle el veneno, a fin de<br />

elaborar cazabe.<br />

Cibucán<br />

Sleeve-shaped strainer, made from woven palm-leaf fibers, used to press grated<br />

manioc to extract the poison, and then produce cassava.<br />

16. Coa<br />

Herramienta puntiaguda de hierro con mango de madera endurecido al fuego,<br />

usada para cavar hoyos.<br />

Coa<br />

Specialized harvesting tool, made from iron and featuring a wooden hilt, used for<br />

hole-digging.<br />

17. Cohoba<br />

Término que designa a un ritual taíno que se realizaba para consultar o invocar a<br />

un cemí (dios o espíritu ancestral). La ceremonia consistía en aspirar el polvo de<br />

la semilla del árbol llamado cojóbana (Piptadenia peregrina).<br />

Cohoba<br />

Term which describes a taino ritual, performed to invoke a cemí (god or native<br />

ancestral deity). The ceremony consisted of inhaling the dust produced by the<br />

seed of the Cojóbana Tree (Piptadenia Peregrina).<br />

18. Concón<br />

Porción de arroz crujiente, que queda pegada a la cazuela o caldero.<br />

Con-con<br />

Crunchy rice produced at the bottom of the cauldron.<br />

19. Conconete o coconete<br />

Galleta rústica, de textura rugosa y seca, elaborada con harina, coco y jengibre.<br />

Conconete<br />

Rustic biscuit, or rugose and dry texture, made from coconut, flour and ginger.<br />

20. Conuco<br />

Parcela pequeña de tierra dedicada al cultivo simultáneo de varios frutos menores.<br />

Parcel<br />

Small land lot dedicated to producing several type of lesser-known fruit.<br />

21. Copey (Clusia rosea)<br />

Árbol de hasta 20 metros de altura, de tronco grueso, hojas aovadas, flores blancas<br />

o rosadas y fruto redondo de pulpa anaranjada.<br />

Balsam-apple Tree (Clusia rosea)<br />

Tree which stems up to 20 meters high, known for its bulky trunk, egg-shaped<br />

leaves, whitish pink flowers, and a round-shaped fruit (poisonous) of orange-colored<br />

pulp.<br />

22. Cuaba<br />

Es un tipo de madera que se vende en forma de astillas y se extrae de la parte<br />

interna del pino de la variedad Pinus Occidentalis. Se forma como resultado de la<br />

acumulación de resina en el tronco y las raíces de este tipo de pino.<br />

Amyris<br />

Type of Wood sold in chips, which is extracted from the inside of the Pinus<br />

Occidentalis variety. It is formed due to the accrual of resin at trunk and root level<br />

of this type of pine tree.<br />

23. Chacá<br />

Dulce hecho a base de maíz con leche de coco, azúcar y canela.<br />

Cracked Corn Pudding<br />

Dessert made with corn, coconut milk, sugar and cinnamon.<br />

24. Champola<br />

Batido hecho con guanábana y leche.<br />

Champola<br />

Soursop and milk juice.<br />

25. Chenchén<br />

Plato elaborado con maíz picado o casqueado, al que se le agrega aceite, sal y<br />

leche de coco.<br />

Cracked corn pilaf<br />

Dish made with chopped corn, then seasoned with salt, and coconut milk,<br />

cooked on oil.<br />

26. Chicharrón<br />

Carne de cerdo, con porciones de tocino adheridas, picada en pequeños trozos<br />

y frita en su propia grasa.<br />

Pork belly<br />

A dominican guilty pleasure. Pieces of pork with bacon, chopped or cubed into<br />

small bits, and deep-fried in their own fat.<br />

27. Chimi<br />

Emparedado ícono de la cocina callejera dominicana. Es la versión local de la<br />

hamburguesa y su nombre deriva la famosa salsa de la Argentina, chimichurri.<br />

Su preparación contiene carne a la parrilla acompañada de tomate verde, repollo,<br />

cebolla, zanahoria y se sirve en un pan tostado.<br />

Chimi<br />

Signature sandwich of dominican street cuisine. It is the local version of the hamburger,<br />

and its name derives from the famous Argentine sauce, chimichurri. It is<br />

made with grilled meat, green tomatoes, and a salad made with cabbage, onions<br />

and carrots Julienne, served on toast bread.<br />

28. Chofán<br />

Arroz con vegetales, carne o camarones, cocinado al estilo chino.<br />

Dominican Chow fan<br />

Rice with vegetables, different types of meat or shrimp, cooked Chinese-style.<br />

29. Chola<br />

Especie de pan elaborado con almidón comestible de guáyiga.<br />

Guayiga or Cholla bread<br />

Type of bread made with the starch produced by the guáyiga (Gwa-yee-gah) tree.<br />

Known also as Cholla.<br />

30. Fonda<br />

Establecimiento modesto en el que se despachan comidas y bebidas.<br />

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