Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Spanish term or phrase:
no se pase
English translation:
so as not to overcook
Spanish term
United States
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no se pase el bacalao
"-Hervimos las patatas peladas y cortadas a dados
-Una vez cocidas, añadimos el bacalao desgajado
-Mezclamos y escurrimos para que no se pase el bacalao, reservando el agua de cocción necesaria"
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Jonathan
| 3 +5 | so as not to overcook |
Andrea Shah
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| 5 | so as not to overcook the cod |
Ayelén Gagliolo
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United States
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Native in: English (Variants: British, Indian, US) 
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so as not to overcook
De esta forma el pescado se hace lentamente garantizando que, cuando llegue a la ebullición, ya esté cocido pero no pasado.
Argentina
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