Making stuffed vegetables - Intermediate Spanish

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Andrea shows us how she cooks one of her favorite meals.
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[@chookiessss]

this chick is super cool, very charismatic.

[@Daughterofthemosthigh53]

Please do more recipe videos! Love it

[@kourkeniskenderian3029]

You learn so much new vocabulary this way! Okay? Gracias to our super mexicana for an excellent and inspiring video. I had no idea you could use the verb 'ocupar' to mean 'to use'. Only in Mexico! hehe :-) ..........Okay?

[@lukeylanguages2343]

I love the cooking videos, they are my favourite kind on the channel.
Yo vería un canal así. dedicado completamente a estos tipos de vídeos.

[@jamieanglen2454]

Can you please do your own cooking channel? Everything you make looks delicious!

[@lacydaniels5568]

The pandemic turned me into a cook of sorts, so I am now going to surprise my wife by trying to use your recipe for a similar dish for our daily meal. Thanks to you and your photographer for an excellent video!

[@briannamays6295]

No puedo esperar a cocinar esto!! Gracias!

[@jannaswigart4926]

¡Me encanta tu Delantal del gallo! Muy precioso... me se hace la boca agua, no?! Una chica de Madrid que vivió con nosotros me enseñó una receta similar con la berenjena rellenada pero sin esta salsa rica. Oye! Me llama mucho la atención tu bote/tarro enorme de orégano! Te gusta mucho el orégano, eh?! Gracias por el video. Siempre tienes mucha energía y eres divertida.

[@VeeTheVegan]

I love Andrea la Mexicana. I do however feel this should be in the Advanced category....lol Muy Rapido!

[@neoantrop]

me gust la comida vegetales, generalmente yo soy una persona "carne" pero hace uno ano dejé de comer a carne y laverdad es que de vez en cuando descrubiendo muchos diferentes platos que me gusta. Yo no echo de menos carne, pescados, maricos etc. Gracias por tu trabajo.

[@alwayslearning7672]

Seems like Mexican Spanish is losing the word Vale/Dale, meaning OK.
She uses OK a lot instead , so I'm guessing due to the influence from the US it's evolving.
I've noticed that I dont really hear OK in Spain , but Vale is still used a lot there.
In Italy they use OK a lot too.
Very interesting how one little word has become so influential.

[@fildefaite2449]

Gracias se ve muy rico

[@fildefaite2449]

Eres encantadora tambien

[@heyou9023]

@11:40 did anyone else flinch?

[@elizabethblanford8569]

I would love to see more recipes. This really kept my retention spam

[@hamd098]

Great video!
By the way, canela = cinnamon and pimienta negra = black pepper, right? I know this channel doesn't like translations, but just want to clarify before I mix the wrong thing into my salsa :)

[@RebeccaLMcGee]

¡Yup! My tip for finding out what a new word means without looking it up in a dictionary is to image search for the word. Then you can usually figure it out from the pictures.

[@alwayslearning7672]

@@RebeccaLMcGee Good tip! Thanks.

[@callmemurphz]

que rico!

[@hunghoang301]

hola.

[@kaoudiakite5117]

deliciosas 😋 😋 😋 comidas 😋 😊

[@RitiksVideos]

Hey Pablo sorry if you've already mentioned this and I simply can't find it but can you recommend me something like Dreaming in Spanish for Japanese please? Thank you!

[@DreamingSpanish]

I don't know of anything comparable unfortunately. 😓

[@RitiksVideos]

@@DreamingSpanish That's a bummer. Wish something like that existed - I'll have a look, I'm sure it does for something with this many learners. Thank you!

[@whiterabit09]

Necessita mas carne.

[@ledelste]

Creo que sí esto es el “comprehensible input”? Ella habla bastante rápido y hay un eco en la cocina. Entendí sí mucho pero hay mucho que hice no. Como la salsa. Ella cocina una mezcla de cebollas y jitomates en la estufa pero cuando casi terminó añadió un envase de salsa que ya se hecho? Estoy confuso.

[@kolmaja]

Ha añadido la otra salsa para calentarla. Ya tenía preparado un poco de salsa antes, pero hizo más. Y al final las mezcló.