Chile Chipotle, Chile Ancho (1907)

[Joanne M. Despres]

Gracias, compinche.  Pero "chipotle" es aqui un adjetivo espanol,
no?

Esas Personas

P.S.  Springfield may be a one-horse town, but I think we can do
better than Taco Bell.

On 22 Aug 2003, at 4:26, Bapopik at AOL.COM wrote:

>    Merriam-Webster's 11th has 1988 for "chipotle."
>    They don't pay me the big bucks for nothing.  Next time I see those
> people, I'm going to demand that when we eat together at Taco Bell, M-W picks up the
> tab.  It might be the 99-cent meal, or it might be a Border Special.  They
> pay!
>    From Paper of Record, where there are many hits.
>
>
>    21 September 1903, THE MEXICAN HERALD, pg. 7, col. 5:
>       _SECCION COMERCIAL._
> Chile ancho, arroba...8.50
> Chile mulato, arroba...5.00
>
>    18 October 1907, THE MEXICAN HERALD, pg. 10, col. 4:
>       _Mexico City Produce._
> Aguardiente...
> Sesame oil (Ajanjoll)...
> Rice arneado...
> Rice jojulia...
> Esperanza almonds...
> Maracalbo Cacao...
> Chile ancho, first, 11 1/2 kilos...8.75
> Chile ancho, second, 11 1/2 kilos...7.00
> Chile pasilla, first, 11 1/2 kilos...7.00
> Chile mulato, first, 11 1/2 kilos...6.50
> Chile mirasol, first, 11 1/2 kilos...4.25
> Chile chipotle, first, 11 1/2 kilos...6.00...
> Garbanzos...
> Cotoja Cheese, kilo... .80
> La Barca Cheese, kilo... .80
> Jute bags, each... .40


Joanne M. Despres, Senior Editor
Merriam-Webster, Inc.
jdespres at merriam-webster.com
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