Translation for "cocinar el arroz" to english

Cocinar el arroz

• cook the rice
• cooking rice

Translation examples

cook the rice

¿Por Qué cocinar el arroz sin sal Ahí?
Why would you cook the rice with no salt in there?

Y lo primero que él hace es lavar su camiseta en la olla donde íbamos a cocinar el arroz.
First thing he does is he washes his T-shirt in the kettle we're going to cook the rice in.

Pero es realmente difícil. Las tareas simples se convierten en imposible. Recoger leña, encender el fuego, cocinar el arroz, limpiar las ollas.
and i have a stellar nicaraguan rock collection but it's really difficult. just the simple tasks become impossible-- collecting firewood,starting the fire,cook the rice,cleaning the pots-- it's very lonely and kind of miserable at times.

No hubo agua para cocinar el arroz que ya no crecía ni barcia para alimentar a los cerdos.
No water to cook the rice that no longer grew, no chaff to feed the pigs.

Moran tenía asignada la tarea de separar los gusanos ondulantes antes de cocinar el arroz.
it was Moran’s job to winnow out the wiggly worms before cooking the rice.

Silenciosamente observaron a Howard y a Dobbs asar trozos del puerco y cocinar el arroz.
Silently they watched Howard and Dobbs roast their pork and cook their rice.

Para cuando Song Gang recuperó la voz, ya había aprendido a cocinar el arroz debidamente.
By the time Song Gang regained his voice, he had learned how to cook the rice evenly.

Acércate al desembarcadero y di a tus hombres que vengan a cocinar su arroz en mi campong[7] mientras nosotros hablamos en casa.
Drop down to the jetty and let your men cook their rice in my campong while we talk in the house.

Le enseñó a cocinar el arroz frito con pimiento verde y zanahoria cortada a dados y le aconsejó que no cociera las judías hasta convertirlas en papilla, que no inundara los alimentos en aceite y que fuera moderado con la sal.
She taught him to cook fried rice with green peppers and diced carrots, asked him not to cook beans until they became pudding, not to douse things in oil, not to be too sparing with salt.