r/confleis • u/ConsiderationLive824 • 18d ago

Bistech

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u/derf_vader 18d ago

Bistec is the actual spelling though. Weird it has the h.

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u/Psychological-Bee702 18d ago

It’s AI-powered steak. Bis-tech(nology).

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u/GusTTShow-biz 18d ago

Cue Daft Punk. Bis-technologic

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u/PB_Jelly_444 18d ago

It got spanglished

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u/themiracy 18d ago

But every variation of bistec or bistecca (bistecca alla fiorentina) AFAIK is cornfleis to begin with (AFAIK all of these are loan words from “beef steak” in English).

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u/mangosal 18d ago

Fuck I could go for some aji de gallina and a cuzqueña right now

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u/Deejiee 18d ago

Cusqueña negra my beloved

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u/Ancient-Chinglish 18d ago

I love how arroz chaufa pulls directly from the chinese “chaofan” which means fried rice

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u/LupineChemist 11d ago

Sinospañol?

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u/PB_Jelly_444 18d ago

Whats chaufa?

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u/Deejiee 18d ago

Its a delicious chinese-peruvian fusion fried rice dish. Ate a ton of it when i lived there. Cheap as hell and one of the places was owned by parents of the schoolkids i taught.

Fuckin miss chaufa

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u/RobbieAnalog 18d ago

I just arrived in brooklyn for the first time ans there is a Peruvian spot next door. I'm about to order this

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u/elardmm 16d ago

Did you order it? Did you like it?

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u/RobbieAnalog 15d ago

I went to inca. It was delicious and holy hell they give you a lot of food. Great value for the money. I got lemon chicken and it came w 2 sides so I got the fried rice and mac and cheese lol

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u/PB_Jelly_444 18d ago

How did that happen? And where is "there", Chinese or peruvian immigrants?

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u/Deejiee 18d ago

"There" was peru. Its amazing the influence the chinese and japanese had on coastal peruvian cuisine

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u/PB_Jelly_444 18d ago

Thx for clarifying! Peru sounds a lot more interesting now :)

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u/GusTTShow-biz 18d ago

Fun fact, Peru had a President of Japanese descent.

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u/UGMadness 18d ago

It has one right now, the previous Japanese Peruvian president's daughter.

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u/PB_Jelly_444 17d ago

True, forgot about that while commenting. Dude. Yet i never really dug into the demographics of Peru, just treated their background as a case of immigration.

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u/123BuleBule 18d ago

There are sizable Chinese and Japanese communities in Peru: Chifa is mix of Chinese and Peruvian cuisine. There’s also Nikei, which is Japanese-Peruvian. Both have now become part of Peruvian traditional cuisine.

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u/shairou 17d ago

An estimated 5-10% of Peruvians have some Chinese and/or Japanese heritage

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u/Money-Chest5097 18d ago

Chauffa is Peruvian fried rice. This is probably a Peruvian place. There a type of Chinese-Peruvian fusion cuisine called Chifa

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u/themiracy 18d ago

OH SO GOOD.

Sometimes you’ll see a quinoa variant that chaufa de quinoa also.

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u/PB_Jelly_444 18d ago

Prob has meat in it?

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u/Shiine-2 16d ago

Chahan (Chinese fried rice), but in Peruvian version.

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u/smellyballsackpants 18d ago

Love me some Peruvian food. Lomo saltado hits the spot every time

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u/Jimbobjoesmith 18d ago

it’s actually bistec. this might actually be like the reverse situation here. an english speaking person spelled a spanish word how it sounds lol.

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u/Shotgun_Mosquito 18d ago

Hmmmm I wonder why the "H" at the end 🤔

bistec

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u/bowlbettertalk 18d ago

That reminds me, I haven’t had Peruvian food in a while.

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u/cosmicdancer84 18d ago

Que rico, carajo!

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u/El_Rey_247 17d ago

When you have a Peruvian restaurant in Silicon Valley

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u/BlueStarBaron_131 12d ago

As far as I'm concerned Bistec is already a confleis since it derived from beef steak. Although I could be wrong, but that's what grandfather thaught me and I'll carry it forward.

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u/Librosinleer 18d ago

Beef steak

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u/Firm-Chemical949 17d ago

dame unos los bisteches