Food for translation (May 9, 2011)
Thread poster: RominaZ
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May 9, 2011

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Hi all,

Some recipes can sometimes be tough to translate. Country specific ingredients may pose a real challenge, can't they? So I thought it would be fun to join site staff member Leslie´s initiative and go one step further. Leslie is passionate for cooking and swapping recipes with others. In her blog she shows the before and after of the cooking process. I think the majority of us is dying to try the Balsamic honey glazed vegetables, but how many would dare to translate the recipe?

This can be a delicious and fun challenge, don't you agree?

Here's the recipe:

Balsamic-honey glazed vegetables

Ingredients:

2 pounds of vegetables cut to roughly the same size (carrots, parsnips, potatoes, yams all work)
6 tbls olive oil (I used a smoked olive oil)
1 sprig of rosemary finely chopped
Sea salt
Fresh group pepper
1 1/2 tbls butter
1 1/2 tbls honey
2 tsp balsamic reduction*

*This is something I make in batches & keep on hand in the fridge and use for cooking and also salad dressings:

Put 1 cup of balsamic vinegar in a small sauce pan and cook on low heat until reduced down to 1/3 cup, stirring occasionally.


Instructions:

1.- Pre-heat oven to 400 degrees F.
2.- Line a rimmed baking sheet (jelly-roll pan) with foil.
3.- Place veggies on the lined baking sheet & coat with olive oil. Toss to cover all veggies.
4.- Sprinkle liberally with salt, pepper & the rosemary. Toss to coat all veggies.
5.- Roast veggies in the oven for 10 minutes, take out & stir.
6.- Roast for another 10 minutes, take out & stir.
7.- Roast again until veggies are tender & starting to get charred around the edges.
8.- Meanwhile, melt butter in a small saucepan over medium hear.
9.- Stir in honey and balsamic reduction.
10.- Drizzle glaze over vegetables & serve.


Source: Before and After food blog


Remember that you can use ProZ.com search term to find food tough terms.

If you like this challenge post your own recipe and dare your colleagues to translate it.

And if you try your hand at Leslie's recipe, don't forget to leave a comment in her blog.


Yummy!


 


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Food for translation (May 9, 2011)






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