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Ask for help > If you know the name of the food or something seemed, please help me!!
If you know the name of the food or something seemed, please help me!!
Flora1
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If you know the name of the food or something seemed, please help me!!
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I have asked it before, some people tried to help me, others just made fun, so here I am again to ask about the name that I could call these food in English I know that some don�t exist but I want to know your opinion, ok: the first is like a small cake of chocolate, the second is made of cheese, the third is made of chicken.
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25 Oct 2010
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edrodmedina
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The ones in the middle look like doughnut holes, although they could be creamed filled puff pastry |
25 Oct 2010
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Bahrain
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the first one : Chocolate muffins
the second one: Puff pastery
third one :Kebbeh dough( we always made in our country, it is very famous in Syria"
i hope i help" |
25 Oct 2010
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Pretty3
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1- chocolate cup cake
2- I don �t know
3- Kebbah ( labanese dish ) |
25 Oct 2010
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kprichorniana
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Medina said exactly what I was thinking...or they could be cheese filled round sourdough bread like we have in Mexico. The first looks like a chocolate to me...and the third...I have no idea what it is but it looks delicious!!! |
25 Oct 2010
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cornflour
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the first one is mini cup cake, the second one is a Saudi desert that called " Kolayja" It �s made of brown flour and filled with mixture of dates and some honey. It keeps you worm in winter with some coffee. The last one is "Koba" and it �s a syrian food. It �s made of something like flour but it � not I don �t know it � name in English and it �s filled with amixture of meat, onion, pine. Actually, it � very delicious. I hoppe that help you. |
25 Oct 2010
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Cristiane Prates
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Flora, as a Brazilian I may assure you there �s no way to translate these dishes into English, simply because they �re typical food. Can you translate sushi, paella, pizza? You can �t, because they �re typical Japanese, Spanish and Italian food. Relax. When your students ask to translate these and also dishes as feijoada, p�o de queijo, buchada, etc, this is, in my opinion the best explanation. To a non Brazilian person I �d explain these are snacks usually used in parties, specially birthday parties and of course, explain how delicious they are and give some tips about how to cook them.
For everybody
The first one is called "brigadeiro". It �s made with chocolate powder, condensed milk, butter, and chocolate crispies. (first invented in Brazil)
The second one is "empada" a probably Portuguese dish, which could be explained as a kind of "pot pie " with a bottom and top completely encased by flaky crusts and baked inside a pie tin to support its shape" (wikipedia)
And the last one is coxinha which (according to the legend) was first made in my hometown in Brazil - Limeira - SP. Princess Isabel had a mentally disabled kid who only wanted to eat chicken legs. As they were running out of them, the maids in a farm in Limeira (where the boy was sent to not to cause problems) came up with the brilliant idea of mixing together flour with chicken broth, and filling that mixture with chicken before frying in hot oil.
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25 Oct 2010
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Cristiane Prates
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Only now I �m reading some answers (you were typing together with me). Nooooo! The first one looks like cup cake, but it �s not a cake. There �s no flour in it. Brigadeiro is not a cake. LOL
The second one could be one of the things you said, but generally it �s a salty dish. It can be sweet, but it �s not so common.
And , LOLROF, coxinha is not from Syria
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25 Oct 2010
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kaz76
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The chocolate one is a truffle - you can get two types of truffles: those that you buy as a box of chocolates and those that you buy at the baker �s. |
25 Oct 2010
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