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Italian: carta paglia

English translation: straw paper



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Italian term or phrase:carta paglia
English translation:straw paper
Entered by:Maura Sciuccati
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Cooking / Culinary
Italian term or phrase: carta paglia
Buongiorno a tutti,
qualcuno di voi sa come si chiama in gergo la carta paglia? Ho provato a cercarla sui dizionari senza però trovare alcun indizio. Credo sia quella carta assorbente su cui si mettono le fritture e spesso, come nel mio caso, il cibo al ristorante viene presentati proprio sopra un foglio di questa carta, oltre al piatto s'intende!

Se vi può servire vi riporto la frase in questione:
"Presentazione del piatto: porre la mozzarella in carrozza ben calda sopra un foglio di carta paglia"

Grazie a tutti e buon lavoro,
Maura
Maura Sciuccati
Italy
straw paper
Explanation:
Why not?

... without washing or cleaning them. Wrap each of them in porous and blotting paper. Straw paper would be fine, too. After putting them into glass hermetic jars

...http://www.tuber.it/eng/cucina/index.html


... Fry them in plenty of lard oil until they become bright gold coloured. Then spread a few napkins or some straw paper in a plate, and place the fringes on the top of them ...

http://www.thebestraffaello.com/uk/recipes/winedine/winedine...

Some discussion of the properties of straw paper on EN>ES KudoZ:

http://www.proz.com/kudoz/1602442
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Robert Tucker
United Kingdom
Note from asker to answerer
Thanks a lot!
Have a nice weekend.
4 KudoZ points were awarded for this answer



Summary of answers provided
4 +4straw paper
Robert Tucker
4blotting paper
Caterina Passari
3absorbent paper
Rachel Fell


  

Answers

11 mins   confidence: Answerer confidence 4/5Answerer confidence 4/5 peer agreement (net): +4
straw paper

Explanation:
Why not?

... without washing or cleaning them. Wrap each of them in porous and blotting paper. Straw paper would be fine, too. After putting them into glass hermetic jars

...http://www.tuber.it/eng/cucina/index.html


... Fry them in plenty of lard oil until they become bright gold coloured. Then spread a few napkins or some straw paper in a plate, and place the fringes on the top of them ...

http://www.thebestraffaello.com/uk/recipes/winedine/winedine...

Some discussion of the properties of straw paper on EN>ES KudoZ:

http://www.proz.com/kudoz/1602442

Robert Tucker
United Kingdom
Native speaker of: Native in EnglishEnglish
PRO pts in category: 4
Note from asker to answerer
Thanks a lot!
Have a nice weekend.

Peer comments on this answer (and responses from the answerer)
agree Caterina Rebecchi: Sì. E' marroncina ed è più elegante (imho) della carta assorbente. Per un'immagine:http://www.velincart.it/tablecloths_paper.htm/Hai ragione può essere di colori diversi. Al ristorante, però, l'ho sempre trovata marrone :)
12 mins
  -> Thanks Caterina. I suspect it can be bleached white (and then dyed any colour).

agree stefania da prato: E' sempre di colore marrone poiché é carta riciclata, molto rustica. Di solito viene utilizzata come coprivassoio o tovaglia ma non dovrebbe essere utilizzata direttamente a contatto con gli alimenti in quanto, appunto, é riciclata..
50 mins
  -> Thanks Stefania. It may be made from pure straw pulp, I think. See the EN>ES answer or read Angela's link.

agree Angela Arnone: http://www.fiberfutures.org/straw/main_pages/07_markets/2_pu... - er ... that tuber site wasn't such a good link!!!
50 mins
  -> Thanks for the live link Angela. (The site I gave as reference on EN>ES - but the link wasn't live)

agree mikolina
22 hrs
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3 mins   confidence: Answerer confidence 4/5Answerer confidence 4/5
blotting paper

Explanation:
sì, si tratta proprio della carta assorbente che si utilizza in cucina...ciao

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Cara Angela...La tua osservazione la considero un complimento;)visto che la mia carta d'identità é lì puntualmente a ricordarmi che non sono più una fanciulletta:) Ed immagino tu non abbia letto il mio profilo...;) Comunque, ti garantisco che il termine da te proposto, con tutto rispetto, non l'ho mai sentito! Ciao e buon fine settimana

Caterina Passari
Italy
Native speaker of: Native in ItalianItalian

Peer comments on this answer (and responses from the answerer)
neutral Angela Arnone: E' "cartasùga", non carta paglia. Si usa per asciugare inchiostro non cibo - ma devi avere una certa età per distinguere ... sei troppo giovane!
56 mins
  -> mi spiace che non concordi ma l'ho trovato sull'Hazon che non fà la distinzione cui fai riferimento tu Ciao
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1 hr   confidence: Answerer confidence 3/5Answerer confidence 3/5
absorbent paper

Explanation:
This is what's usually put in recipes where esp. fried food is to be placed: is food grade straw paper is generally available, e.g. in UK?


Globular Embossed Straw Paper
http://www.allpack.co.uk/globular%20embossed.htm

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Fried Potatoes, or Patate Fritte: The English call them chips, ... Drain them well on absorbent paper, salt them, and they're done -- perfect with a ...
italianfood.about.com/od/potatoes/r/blr1106.htm

Mozzarella in carrozza (Italian style “French Toast”) Its not really French toast. ... Remove from the oil and transfer to absorbent paper. ...
www.steve-slater.com/mozzarella_in_carrozza.htm


Cut bread into 24 slices 1cm thick and mozzarella cheese into 12 slices 1cm thick. Make 12 sandwiches with 2 bread slices, 1 mozzarella slice and 1 anchovy fillet. Dredge them in seasoned flour, then dip them into the egg batter and fry it in deep fat until golden. Drain on absorbent paper .


http://www.bando.it/orodellacampania/7creazioni.html

A fried banana dessert recipe that is easy to make. ... Remove from heat and place on a towel or absorbent paper. Prepare ingredients. Begin to wrap banana. ...
valentinesday.about.com/od/waystocelebrate/ss/friedbananas_7.htm

... greaseless fried mozzarella in carrozza; savory sausage with cheese; broccoli rabe in pastry. ... Drain on absorbent paper and allow to cool. ...
events.nytimes.com/mem/nycreview.html?res=9E04E3D61739F93AA15751C0A962948260

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Carta paglia

� chiamata anche carta da macellai: viene utilizzata per avvolgere alimenti quali la carne ed il pollame. Si impiega quasi sempre con la carta oleata. � fabbricata con la paglia di grano e si riconosce per il caratteristico colore giallo e per lo spessore consistente. Tende ad essere sostituita da apposita carta per alimenti con una faccia plastificata.
http://www.joynet.it/mondo/Enciclopedia/carta.htm

Rachel Fell
United Kingdom
Specializes in field
Native speaker of: Native in EnglishEnglish
PRO pts in category: 35

Peer comments on this answer (and responses from the answerer)
neutral Angela Arnone: That's like kitchen roll - "carta paglia" is made from wheat straw, not from pulp so it's different. Also Maura is talking about serving: you wouldn't serve on kitchen roll ... I agree that "straw paper" isn't a common term in English though
14 mins
  -> no, I realise that - but surely it would have to be food grade quality, and I just mean I'm not sure that it's generally known about or available...

neutral Robert Tucker: "Straw paper" items are probably very hard to find in UK stores and any would almost certainly be imported. The UK is a very low producer/user of straw paper – Italy is more advanced with straw-pulp paper, (almost) making it strong enough for newsprint.
3 hrs
  -> Thank you Robert, interesting - but I suppose that's what I mean - not sure if it's used in US (etc.) but I don't think a UK readership would know what was meant
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