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Thermomix International and Translation
« on: May 31, 2009, 04:06:50 pm »
Here's a suggestion that might take a bit of investment to start with, but could simplify the life of everyone here in the long run. Since we have members from all around the world, we have access to cookbooks in several different languages. For example, the basic Thermomix book is available in French, English UK version, English Australian version, German, Italian, Spanish and I'm probably missing some. From what I could figure out, not all versions have the same recipes, and it would be great to know what's available in other books. For example, maybe there's a recipe in the German book that I would love to make, but I'll never know it even existed because I can't read German to save my life. So here's what I'm proposing:

How about we take all the books that we have, and we translate the index in English and post it here? Then this thread can become a reference for recipe ideas, and we can ask for translations of specific recipes as needed.

Translating the index can be a lenghty process, so if you're up to it, I suggest you mention it here so we don't have two people working on the same book. You guys in English speaking countries might be able to find book indexes already typed out on the Net.

What do you think?

I'll start with "À table avec Thermomix", the French everyday cookbook. Let me know in this thread if you want any of those recipes translated.

Soups
Bisque de crevettes - Shrimp Bisque
Crème de champignons - Cream of Mushroom
Soupe de poisson - Fish soup
Velouté de courgettes – Cream of Zucchini
Velouté de cresson au safran et aux pétoncles Cream of Watercress with saffron and scallops
Velouté de légumes – Cream of vegetables
Velouté de tomates rapide – Quick Cream of tomato

Entrees
Asperges en sauce hollandaise - Asparagus with hollandaise sauce
Bouchées à la reine – Chicken & Mushroom canapés – I had to Google that one, as I had no idea what it was and the Google translation was, I quote “Bite the queen” BWAH!
Cake surprise – Ham & Cheese bread
Céleri rémoulade - Celery remoulade This seems to be like coleslaw, but with celeriac --> Recipe
Crudités – Finely chopped veggies
Délice de foies au Riesling – Poultry liver paté – Riesling is either a grape or a wine, I can’t tell from the recipe…
Gougères – Cheese puffs
Mousse de coquilles Saint-Jacques sauce cerfeuil – Scallop Mousse with chervil sauce
Œufs Mimosa - Mimosa Eggs
Pâté de campagne – Country Paté – Made with pork, veal, lard and Cogniac
Poireaux à la moutarde – Mustard Leek
Tartare de saumon frais – Fresh salmon tartare

Main Dishes
Épinards à la Florentine - Florentine Spinach – Spinash with hard boiled eggs, cheese and bechamel sauce
Fondue savoyarde – Cheese Fondue
Hachis Parmentier – Ground beef with mashed potatoes
Jambon au Porto - Port ham
Jardinière de légumes et sauce au jambon - Vegetable stew with ham and sauce
Lasagnes - Lasagna
Œufs brouillés - Scrambled Eggs
Pain de saumon - Salmon Loaf
Pâtes au thon - Pasta with tuna
Petit salé aux lentilles – Lentil Gammon
Pizza napolitaine - Neapolitan pizza
Poivrons farcis - Stuffed Peppers
Quiche lorraine - Quiche lorraine
Quiche sans pâte - Quiche without crust --> Recipe
Soufflé rapide Thermomix – Quick Soufflé Thermomix
Spaghettis à la bolognaise - Spaghetti bolognese

Fish and Seafood
Brandade de morue – Cod Brandade – Cod puree
Choucroute de la mer – Sauerkraut of the sea
Couscous de poisson - Fish Couscous
Dos de merlu sauce verte – Back of hake with spinash sauce
Filet de merlan en papillotes de poireaux - Fillet of whiting in leek papillotes
Filets de truite saumonée à la sauce sublime - Salmon trout fillets with cream sauce
Gambas à l’américaine – Giant Shrimps the American way
Lotte à l’armoricaine – Armorican Monkfish
Moules à la provençale – Provencal Mussel
Noix de Saint-Jacques aux poireaux - Scallops with Leeks
Poissons et tomates à la provençale - Fish and Tomatoes Provencal
Roulés de sole et fruits de mer - Sole and seafood rolls
Sardines fraîches en papillotes et leur sauce poivron – Fresh sardines in papillotes with pepper sauce
Waterzoï de poisson – Fish stew

Meat
Andouillettes au Vouvray – Tripe sausage in white wine
Boulettes de viande à la sauce aux câpres - Meatballs in caper sauce
Escalopes de veau au poivre vert - Veal scallops with green pepper
Farce pour dinde ou oie - Stuffing for turkey or goose
Farce pour légumes - Stuffing for vegetables
Farce pour viandes et volailles - Stuffing for meat and poultry
Filet mignon à la moutarde - Filet mignon with mustard sauce --> Recipe
Goulasch – Goulash
Lapins aux pruneaux - Rabbit with prunes
Pot-au-feu – Beef Stew
Ragoût de veau - Veal Stew
Steak haché à l’ail et aux fines herbes - Garlic and herbs ground beef
Steak haché à l’italienne – Italian ground beef
Steak haché Thermomix – Thermomix ground beef

Poultry
Blancs de poulet sauce tomate aux champignons - Chicken whites in tomato sauce with mushrooms --> Recipe
Cailles aux raisins et vin doux - Quails with raisins and sweet wine --> Recipe
Daube de canard au Madiran – Duck marinated in wine
Foies de volailles aux tomates – Poultry livers with tomatoes
Pot-au-feu de poulet – Chicken stew
Poulet Basquaise – Chicken with peppers, tomatoes and white wine
Roulés de blancs de poulet en robe de jambon et sauce chasseur – Rolls of chicken whites in ham dress and sauce chasseur

Vegetables
Gratin de courgettes à la provençale – Zucchini gratin Provencal
Méli-Mélo de poires, légumes d’hiver et leur sauce céleri - Mishmash of pears and winter vegetables with celery sauce
Petits pois à la française – French peas
Pommes dauphine – Fried potato puffs
Pommes papillotes pour gibier - Apples papillotes for game
Purée de carottes – Mashed carrots
Purée de pommes de terre – Mashed potatos
Ratatouille Thermomix – Vegetable stew Thermomix
Riz façon méditerranéenne – Mediterranean rice

Sauces
Aïoli marseillais – Marseille Aioli
Beurre - Butter
Beurre blanc – Hot Butter Sauce
Coulis de tomates – Tomato sauce
Fumet de poisson – Fish broth
Sauce au thon – Tuna sauce
Sauce béarnaise – Béarnaise sauce
Sauce béchamel – Béchamel sauce
Sauce hollandaise – Hollandaise sauce
Sauce mayonnaise – Mayonnaise sauce
Sauce tartare – Tartar sauce

Bread and dough
Pain brioché – Sweet roll bread
Pain de campagne – bread loaf
Pâte à choux – Choux pastry
Pâte brisée - Pastry
Pâte feuilletée – Puff Pastry
Pâte sablée – Sanded paste

Desserts
Baba au Rhum – Rum cake
Cake aux fruits confits – Dried fruit cake
Charlotte aux fruits rouges - Red fruit Charlotte
Clafoutis aux cerises – Cherry Clafoutis
Compote de pommes – Apple sauce
Confiture de framboises – Raspberry jam
Coulis de fruits rouges – Red fruits Coulis
Crème anglaise  - Custard
Crème au beurre - buttercream
Crème chantilly – Whipped cream
Crème dessert aux deux saveurs - Two flavors dessert
Crème pâtissière – Pastry cream
Crêpes – Pancakes (but thinner)
Far Breton aux pruneaux - No idea what this is, but here's a picture...
Flan au caramel - Caramel custard
Fondant au chocolat – Chocolate Fudge
Glace à la vanille – Vanilla ice cream
Îles flottantes – Floating islands
Mousse au chocolat – Chocolate mousse
Pêches rafraîchies à la menthe – Fresh peaches with mint
Quatre-quarts – Pound cake
Riz au lait - Rice pudding
Sorbet aux fruits – Fruit sorbet
Tarte aux pommes – Apple pie
Tarte meringuée au citron - Lemon Meringue Pie

Drinks
Chocolat chaud - Hot Chocolate
Granité de citron – Lemon Granita --> Recipe
Jus de fruits – Fruit juice
Milk-shake à la fraise – Strawberry milkshake
Pina Colada – Pina Colada

Index for the 'Everyday Cooking for Every Family' Cookbook (Australia)
Index for the 'Gluten Free Wheat Free' cookbook
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Re: Thermomix International and Translation
« Reply #1 on: May 31, 2009, 07:53:58 pm »
Great idea...

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Re: Thermomix International and Translation
« Reply #2 on: May 31, 2009, 08:12:02 pm »
Great idea! I agree, the recipes appear to be quite different! ;) ;) ;)
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« Reply #3 on: May 31, 2009, 08:25:43 pm »
That's a brilliant idea :D I find it totally frustrating that I cannot speak Italian or Spanish because there are some really interesting recipes (and videos) out there on the web that I would love to try but can't due to language problems.

I can help to translate the index of the German TM book if that helps.

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Re: Thermomix International and Translation
« Reply #4 on: May 31, 2009, 08:40:00 pm »
I can help to translate the index of the German TM book if that helps.

That would be awsome, vivacity!

I'm almost done with the French book. I typed the recipe list in Word, in the original language, and then I copy/pasted those in Google translation. That tool is pretty handy: for about half the recipes it returned the exact translated term, rather than a literal translation. I actually learned lots from it... I had no idea that custard was crème anglaise in French!! I'll add a few comments to clarify the more obscure recipes and I'll post.

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Re: Thermomix International and Translation
« Reply #5 on: June 01, 2009, 12:40:52 am »
I can help with Italian and to some extent Spanish and even French.  Start with Italian though.
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Re: Thermomix International and Translation
« Reply #6 on: June 01, 2009, 07:39:58 am »
I can't help with any unfortunately but I saw some interesting meals in the mains section of the above list that would interest me.  Ours are so boring in our everyday book.
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Re: Thermomix International and Translation
« Reply #7 on: June 01, 2009, 07:52:37 am »
wow, the french meals are certainly different to the aussie!
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Re: Thermomix International and Translation
« Reply #8 on: June 01, 2009, 01:28:22 pm »
I can't help with any unfortunately but I saw some interesting meals in the mains section of the above list that would interest me.  Ours are so boring in our everyday book.

Just let me know which ones you'd like, Judy, and I'll translate and post in the appropriate forums!

wow, the french meals are certainly different to the aussie!

Yes, "different" is an appropriate description *g*
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Re: Thermomix International and Translation
« Reply #9 on: June 01, 2009, 02:25:12 pm »
Thanks MrSpock, here's my list to start with.

Fillet mignon with mustard
Chicken whites (?) in tomato sauce with mushrooms.
Quail (I'd use chicken) with grapes and sweet wine
Chicken stew
Chicken with peppers, tomato and white wine
Rolls of chicken whites in ham dress (?) and sauce chasseir
And from the vegie section - zucchini gratin provencal.

No hurry, whenever you have the time.  Thanks again.

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Re: Thermomix International and Translation
« Reply #10 on: June 01, 2009, 03:09:32 pm »
I think beurre blanc may be mistranslated - it is a butter sauce made with wine and shallots rather than just "white butter"

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Re: Thermomix International and Translation
« Reply #11 on: June 01, 2009, 10:58:02 pm »
This is wonderful, thank you!

At some time I would be v interested in a translation of Steak haché à l’ail et aux fines herbes - Garlic and herbs ground beef. Thanks in advance. :)
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Re: Thermomix International and Translation
« Reply #12 on: June 02, 2009, 01:39:17 am »
I think beurre blanc may be mistranslated - it is a butter sauce made with wine and shallots rather than just "white butter"
You're right, of course. I didn't know what it was and I hadn't checked the recipe. Thanks.
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Re: Thermomix International and Translation
« Reply #13 on: June 02, 2009, 03:12:28 am »

Chicken whites (?) in tomato sauce with mushrooms.

Rolls of chicken whites in ham dress (?) and sauce chasseir


Chicken breasts (I think) - Yes MrSpock has already translated this !!

the second wrapped in ham with "hunters' sauce" - different from the Italian hunters (Cacciatore)

Thanks MrSpock again - need to get my act together.
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Re: Thermomix International and Translation
« Reply #14 on: June 02, 2009, 03:30:01 am »


Far Breton aux pruneaux - No idea what this is, but here's a picture...


Far Breton is a superb dessert - have a recipe from a Philippe Mouchel cooking class at home.  It is a bit like clafouti - yummo..
link to a "normal" recipe here: http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/views/Far-Breton-231583
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