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41 kanpyo
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42 kanpyō
( JAPAN)strips of dried calabash gourd, used for tying foods placed in stews. -
43 matelote
A French fish stew made with wine. The Alsatian version of this dish is made with freshwater fish, Riesling wine, and thickened with cream and egg yolks. The Normandy version includes seafood and is flavored with cider and Calvados. These stews are normally embellished with pearl onions and mushrooms. Matjes Herring -( Bismark) A reddish herring that has been skinned and filleted before being cured in a spiced sugar-vinegar brine. -
44 miso
( JAPAN)fermented soybean paste.♦ salty soy bean paste used in soups, stews, as a dressing, and more. It comes in variety of styles, the most common being white and red (aka-miso); the latter being especially popular in the Chubu region.♦ Soybean paste used a lot in Japanese cooking, such as in " miso soup" or " miso ramen".a fermented paste of soya beans and either barley or rice, with salt – basic to Japanese cookery and especially miso soup. miso is highly flavored and rich in protein -
45 mole
( MEXICA)Complex dark sauce with chiles, nuts, spices, fruits, vegetables, chocolate and seasonings. Mole Poblano. Buy your Mole sauce here at Mole sauce Mollete: The Mollete is a bolillo roll of bread that is toasted and smothered with refried beans, cheese and salsa. Birote.♦ From the Nahuatl word molli, or sauce. Now refers to traditional stews which are thickened by their own ingredients including chiles, nuts, fruit and seeds.Complex sauce made of many ingredients and having many variations. Ingredients may include unsweetened chocolate, chiles, spices, nuts, fruits and seeds. May be served over chicken, turkey, or enchiladas.A spicy, rich sauce consisting of nuts, seeds, spices, chilies and a small amount of chocolate.(SPAIN / LA)sauce; most often a thick, dark sauce made with mild chilies and chocolateAn assortment of thick sauces used in Mexican cooking made of chilies. These sauces are made with one or many chilies, and flavored with cumin, coriander, cinnamon, nuts, seeds, and chocolate. Their flavor is rich, smoky, and very complex. Some recipes are made with fresh herbs and have a green color. Chicken, turkey, and pork are then simmered in this sauce. -
46 parboil
To boil food briefly in water, cooking it only partially. Parboiling is used for dense food like carrots and potatoes. After being parboiled, these foods can be added at the last minute to quicker-cooking ingredients. Parboiling insures that all ingredients will finish cooking at the same time. Since foods will continue to cook once they have been removed from the boiling water, they should be shocked in ice water briefly to preserve color and texture. Cooking can then be completed by sautéing or the parboiled vegetable can be added to simmering soups or stews.To boil until partially cooked; to blanch. Usually this procedure is followed by final cooking in a seasoned sauce. -
47 polenta
( ITALY)cornmeal porridge♦ The Italian version of cornmeal mush. Coarsely ground yellow cornmeal is cooked with stock or water and flavored with onions, garlic, and cheese. Polenta may be eaten fresh out of the pot, as a perfect accompaniment to stews. Polenta may also be poured into a greased pan and allowed to set. It is then sliced, sautéed and topped with cheese or tomato sauce. When cooked properly, polenta is a simple treasure.♦ yellow cornmeal porridge, left to set and cut in slices, can be fried or baked -
48 quatre-épices
( FRANCE)four spices, a blend of ground cinnamon, cloves, nutmeg, pepper.♦ A French spice mixture containing ground cinnamon, nutmeg, cloves, and pepper. This mixture is used to season stews and pâtes. -
49 roux
A mixture of flour and fat used to thicken sauces, soups, and stews. Though usually made with butter, roux's are also made with bacon or poultry fats, margarine, and vegetable oil. The mixture is cooked for a brief time to remove the raw taste of the starch from the flour. Longer cooking results in a darker color, which is favorable in Creole cooking where roux's are cooked for long periods until they reach a dark brown color. Roux is classified as White, pale, blond, or brown. The darker the roux the less its capability of thickening and therefore the need to use more.Thickening agent made of equal parts of whole butter and sifted flour, cooked -
50 Scale Hyssop
Any of various herbs belonging to the mint family with aromatic, dark green leaves that have a slightly bitter, minty flavor. Hyssop adds intrigue to salads, fruit dishes, soups and stews. It is also used to flavor certain liquors such as Chartreuse. -
51 shungiku
( JAPAN)chrysanthemum leaves, edible and used in stews. Quite tasty. Overcooking should be avoided since it easily loses the structure -
52 skim
To remove the scum that rises to the surface from a liquid when it is boiled. The top layer of the liquid, such as the cream from milk or the foam and fat from stock, soups or sauces, can be removed using a spoon, ladle or skimmer. Soups, stews or sauces can be chilled so that the fat coagulates on the surface and may be easily removed before reheating.To remove impurities, whether scum or fat, from the surface of a liquid during cooking, thereby resulting in a clear, cleaner-tasting final produce. -
53 sofrito
( MEXICA)The cornerstone of countless Latino dishes, including soups, stews, rices, beans -
54 tagine
A Moroccan dish named after the cooking utensil in which it has been cooked. These stews may contain poultry, fish, meat, or vegetables and are highly spiced with sweet overtones common in North African cuisine. -
55 stew
I n1) infmlLook at her face. That is the result of a dreadful stew — Посмотри на ее лицо. Она так перенервничала, что на себя не похожа
2) sl esp AmEMy sister is a stew for a major airline — Моя сестра служит стюардессой на одной из главных авиалиний
3) AmE slOne more stew like that and I'll need a vacation to recover — Еще один такой запой, и мне потребуется целый отпуск, чтобы отойти
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56 беда, коль пироги начнёт печи сапожник
беда, коль пироги начнёт печи сапожник <, а сапоги тачать пирожник>(И. Крылов)The pieman, that doth try to cobble shoes, / The cobbler, that doth take to pies and stews, / Will find that with them things go badly! (trans. by H. Harrison); cf. let the cobbler stick to his last; the cobbler must (should) stick to his last- Впрочем, я отвечу вам очень коротко: "беда, коль пироги начнёт печь сапожник..." Я всегда улыбаюсь, когда слушаю гневные рассуждения штатских людей о военном, особенно о морском деле. (Л. Соболев, Капитальный ремонт) — 'But in brief, I can tell you this: let the cobbler stick to his last. I always smile when I hear civilians getting worked up about naval matters.'
Русско-английский фразеологический словарь > беда, коль пироги начнёт печи сапожник
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57 levee
1. n дамба; насыпь, плотина; гатьearth levee — земляная дамба, земляной вал
2. n береговой вал реки3. n преим. ист. пристань4. n набережная5. v амер. воздвигать дамбы или строить набережные6. n дневной приём при дворе с присутствием одних мужчин7. n амер. приём в честь почётного гостя8. n утренний выход9. n собир. присутствующие при выходе монарха; собравшиеся на приёме10. n ист. приём при вставании с постелиСинонимический ряд:1. embankment (noun) block; dam; dike; earthwork; embankment; obstruction; ridge; talus2. red-light district (noun) red-light district; stews; tenderloin3. wharf (noun) berth; dock; jetty; mooring; pier; quay; slip; wharf -
58 odds and ends
1. остатки; обрезки; обрывки; осколки2. разрозненные вещи; хламodds and ends found lying around the attic — всякий хлам, валявшийся на чердаке
3. разные дела; обязанности, занятияСинонимический ряд:1. miscellanies (noun) assortments; brews; hashes; jumbles; medleys; melanges; melees; miscellanies; mishmashes; mixed bags; motleys; pastiches; patchworks; porridges; potpourris; salads; salmagundis; smorgasbords; stews2. miscellany (noun) assortment; brew; chowchow; colluvies; gallimaufry; hash; jumble; medley; melange; melee; mingle-mangle; miscellany; mishmash; mixed bag; motley; olio; olla podrida; omnium-gatherum; pasticcio; pastiche; patchwork; porridge; potpourri; rumble-bumble; salad; salmagundi; smorgasbord; stew3. rummage (noun) frippery; hand-me-downs; hodgepodge; hotchpotch; knick-knacks; old clothes; rummage; scraps; thrift store stuff4. sundries (noun) etceteras; oddments; sundries; this and that; this and thats -
59 red-light district
district nurse — медсестра, обслуживающая больных на дому
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60 salmagundis
Синонимический ряд:miscellanies (noun) assortments; brews; conglomerations; diversities; hashes; hotchpotches; jumbles; medleys; melanges; melees; miscellanies; mishmashes; mixed bags; motleys; odds and ends; olio; pastiches; patchworks; porridges; potpourris; salads; smorgasbords; stews; varieties
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