Übersetzung für 'floured' von Englisch nach Deutsch

floured {adj} {past-p}

bemehltgastr.

mehliert [küchenspr.] [in Mehl gewendet]gastr.

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(lightly) floured {adj} {past-p}

mit Mehl bestäubtgastr.

• The ball is then placed on the floured surface – dimple down.
• The herbs and spices that are added to the mixture can vary, and the mixtures can also be used as a liquid when added to milk or water, creating a strongly floured drink called Rowina.
• They are floured, deep-fried, and then passed on cocktail platters with a dipping sauce.
• The Scoobie Snack consists of a hamburger, a sliced sausage, a bacon rasher, a potato scone, a fried egg and a slice of processed cheese, all contained within a floured hamburger bun and accompanied by tomato ketchup and brown sauce.
• "Pariser schnitzel" is similar to Wiener schnitzel but is floured and fried in an egg batter instead of using breadcrumbs.

• As well as a thick crust (by law, more than one and a half centimeters), slightly shiny and golden, but not floured.
• Several varieties of "doi" such as "mishţi doi", fruit-floured doi like "aam doi", custards, and rice pudding ("khir" or "firni") are also popular in West Bengal.
• Move the dough to a floured pastry board and stretch it out into an oblong.
• Fried clams are clams dipped in milk, floured, and deep-fried.
• The cherries are usually halved or quartered, then washed and floured to help prevent sinking.

• As first produced, the Oxford sausage did not have a skin or other casing, but was hand-formed and floured before frying.
• This is similar to the English "She flowered the table" compared with "She floured the table", and the older version provides insight into a text's original meaning.
• "Kluai khaek" ([...] , [...]), sometimes called "kluai thot" ([...] , [...]), is a popular Thai street snack. "Kluai khaek" is made from fried, floured banana commonly topped with white sesame.