parrilladan.
/ˌparᵻˈjɑːdə/, U.S. /ˌpɛrəˈjɑdə/ Esp. in Argentina.
1. = parrilla n. 2a; (also) a meal at which this dish is eaten.
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the world > food and drink > food > dishes and prepared food > food by way of preparation > [noun] > cooked food > grilled food
carbonado1575
carbonade1651
grillade1656
grill1766
fritto misto1903
mixed grill1910
parrilla1924
galbi1958
parrillada1969
robata-yaki1974
1931 Times 5 Aug. 13/5 The visitor should try the parrilla, or parrillada criollo, a mixed grill of various parts of the ox.]
1969 F. P. Munson et al. Area Handbk. Argentina viii. 101 Other favorites include a small meat pie (empanada).., and mixed grills (parilladas).
1979 Gourmet Dec. 30/2 Argentina's best-known dish is, of course, parrillada, the mixed grill of the gauchos.
1998 D. W. Foster et al. Culture & Customs Argentina iii. 44 One of the prevailing traditions..is that of the parrillada or grill on Saturday afternoons with the entire family.
2. = parrilla n. 2b.
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the world > food and drink > food > food manufacture and preparation > equipment for food preparation > cooking vessel or pot > [noun] > gridiron
roasting-ironc1350
roast-iron1354
brandiron1381
gridiron1382
broiler1393
griddlea1425
branderc1450
grate-iron1577
chaplet1664
grill1685
grid1875
parrilla1964
parrillada1975
robata1975
charbroiler1982
1975 Business Week 17 Feb. 23 Luis Echaverria, proprietor of nearby Pizza City, is..spending the money to build a parrillada to charcoal-broil beef in the manner of his native Argentina.
2002 Seattle Weekly (Nexis) 13 Nov. 36 The price for all that protein on the parrillada..is just $17 per diner.
3. = parrilla n. 2c.
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the world > food and drink > food > consumption of food or drink > eating > eating place > [noun] > eating-house or restaurant > other eating-houses
ordinary1590
chop-house1699
porterhouse?1730
steak house1762
beef-house1807
rotisserie1825
fish-shop1826
supper tavern1841
supper house1855
supper room1858
grill-room1883
teetotum1891
grill1896
bar and grill1903
corner-house1912
bistro1922
roadhouse1922
hot doggery1923
rosticceria1930
dinette1940
British Restaurant1941
drive-through1949
drive-up1956
sobaya1958
carvery1962
ouzeri1964
crêperie1967
steak restaurant1970
sushiya1970
steak bar1971
buka1972
kopitiam1979
bukateria1980
churrascaria1981
parrilla1981
Indian1982
theme pub1983
parrillada1984
restobar1992
1984 N.Y. Times 23 Sept. vi. 30/2 On Saturday nights, what there is of the new middle class stakes out parrilladas (grill restaurants) in Miami-bought leisure suits to eat and stare.
1992 European Trav. & Life Apr. 118/3 The best place to sample the simple pleasures of the Uruguayan kitchen is Matias, a bustling Parrillada, or grill restaurant.
1999 L. Roniger & M. Sznajder Legacy Human-rights Violations in Southern Cone vii. 255 The Quilmes bar..becomes successively a German beer bar, a vernacular parrillada, a stockyard, and an American bar.
This is a new entry (OED Third Edition, June 2005; most recently modified version published online March 2022).
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