Postres y dulces
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Este conjunto enseña el vocabulario en español sobre postres y dulces con definiciones y equivalencias en inglés.
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- Pastel
- Cake: A sweet baked food typically made of flour, sugar, eggs, and butter.
- Tarta
- Tart / Pie: A baked dish consisting of a pastry crust with a sweet filling.
- Galleta
- Cookie / Biscuit: A small, flat, and baked sweet treat, often crisp or soft.
- Helado
- Ice cream: A frozen dessert made from cream or milk and flavored with sweet ingredients.
- Flan
- Flan / Crème caramel: A baked custard dessert topped with clear caramel sauce.
- Magdalena
- Cupcake / Muffin: A small individual sponge cake often baked in a paper cup.
- Bizcocho
- Sponge cake: A light, airy baked cake made from flour, eggs, and sugar without yeast.
- Pudin
- Pudding: A soft, sweet dessert thickened with starch, milk, or eggs.
- Natillas
- Custard: A creamy dessert made of milk, sugar, egg yolks, and vanilla, often dusted with cinnamon.
- Arroz con leche
- Rice pudding: A dessert made of rice cooked slowly in sweetened milk with cinnamon.
- Churro
- Churro: A fried dough pastry dusted with sugar and often dipped in hot chocolate.
- Buñuelo
- Fritter: A deep-fried sweet dough puff, often coated with sugar or honey.
- Donut
- Doughnut: A fried ring or ball of sweet dough, typically glazed or frosted.
- Crepe
- Crepe: A very thin pancake typically rolled or folded around a sweet filling.
- Tortita
- Pancake: A flat, round cake made from batter and cooked on a griddle, eaten with syrup.
- Gofre
- Waffle: A crisp, patterned batter cake cooked between two heated metal plates.
- Tarta de queso
- Cheesecake: A dessert with a thick layer of soft cheese on a crushed biscuit base.
- Tarta de manzana
- Apple pie: A classic pie filled with sweetened, spiced sliced apples.
- Tiramisú
- Tiramisu: An Italian dessert made of coffee-soaked ladyfingers and mascarpone cheese.
- Mousse de chocolate
- Chocolate mousse: A light, airy dessert whipped with chocolate, cream, and egg whites.
- Brownie
- Brownie: A rich, dense, square baked chocolate dessert.
- Trufa de chocolate
- Chocolate truffle: A rich confection made of chocolate ganache rolled in cocoa powder.
- Bombón
- Bonbon / Chocolate: A small bite-sized chocolate candy filled with liqueur, cream, or nuts.
- Turrón
- Nougat: A traditional confection made of honey, sugar, egg white, and toasted almonds.
- Mazapán
- Marzipan: A sweet paste made from ground almonds and sugar, often shaped into figures.
- Polvorón
- Shortbread / Polvoron: A crumbly Spanish holiday cookie made of flour, lard, sugar, and almonds.
- Mantecado
- Mantecado: A traditional crumbly sweet pastry prepared with lard and toasted flour.
- Roscón de Reyes
- King cake: A ring-shaped sweet brioche eaten on Epiphany, decorated with candied fruit.
- Torrija
- Spanish French toast: Bread soaked in milk or wine, dipped in egg, fried, and coated with sugar.
- Crema catalana
- Catalan cream: A rich custard dessert topped with a brittle layer of caramelized sugar.
- Dulce de leche
- Dulce de leche: A sweet, thick caramel-like spread made by slowly heating sweetened milk.
- Membrillo
- Quince paste: A sweet, dense jelly made from quince fruit, often eaten with cheese.
- Hojaldre
- Puff pastry: A flaky, light pastry made from laminated dough layered with butter.
- Palmera
- Palmier / Elephant ear: A crisp, heart-shaped puff pastry coated with caramelized sugar.
- Milhojas
- Mille-feuille / Napoleon: A pastry layered with crisp puff pastry and pastry cream.
- Profiterol
- Profiterole / Cream puff: A small choux pastry ball filled with cream and topped with chocolate.
- Éclair
- Eclair: An oblong choux pastry filled with cream and topped with icing.
- Merengue
- Meringue: A light, crisp confection made of whipped egg whites and sugar.
- Sorbete
- Sorbet: A frozen dessert made from sweetened water and fruit puree without dairy.
- Granizado
- Slush / Shaved ice: A chilled, semi-frozen beverage made of crushed ice flavored with fruit syrup.
- Gelatina
- Jelly / Jell-O: A molded sweet gelatin-based dessert flavored with fruit.
- Macedonia
- Fruit salad: A dessert mixture of various fresh fruits chopped into bite-sized pieces.
- Compota
- Compote: A dessert made of whole or cut fruit stewed slowly in sugar syrup.
- Algodón de azúcar
- Cotton candy: A spun sugar confection resembling cotton wool, often sold at fairs.
- Caramelo
- Candy / Hard candy: A sweet confection made by dissolving sugar in water and boiling it.
- Piruleta
- Lollipop: A hard candy attached to a small stick for eating.
- Regaliz
- Licorice: A chewy confection flavored with the root extract of the licorice plant.
- Malvavisco
- Marshmallow: A spongy confection made of sugar, water, and gelatin whipped to a light texture.
- Gominola
- Gummy candy: A chewy, gelatin-based candy made in various fruit flavors and shapes.
- Chicle
- Chewing gum: A sweetened, flavored chewable substance made from synthetic or natural gum base.
- Macaron
- Macaron: A French sandwich cookie made from almond flour, egg whites, and a buttercream filling.
- Brazo de gitano
- Swiss roll: A rolled sponge cake filled with whipped cream, jam, or chocolate.
- Panacota
- Panna cotta: An Italian dessert of sweetened cream thickened with gelatin and molded.
- Pastel de tres leches
- Tres leches cake: A sponge cake soaked in evaporated milk, condensed milk, and heavy cream.
- Ensaïmada
- Ensaimada: A traditional spiral-shaped sweet pastry from Mallorca dusted with powdered sugar.