Mar 23, 2010 08:24
14 yrs ago
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German term

gemust

German to English Other Food & Drink
Not much context - I m translating a list of biofuel soucres such as sugar beet/animal faeces etc. One of the things on my list is 'Kartoffeln gemust' and i have no idea what there are.
Proposed translations (English)
4 +5 pureed
3 +2 mashed

Proposed translations

+5
3 mins
Selected

pureed

Mus = puree
Peer comment(s):

agree Nicole Büchel
12 mins
agree Reinhold Wehrmann
17 mins
agree Norbert Hermann
1 hr
agree writeaway : definitely. this is referring to the consistency of the potatoes and not to a prepared dish
1 hr
agree Rolf Keiser
23 hrs
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+2
1 hr

mashed


As it is potatoes which are "gemust" I would like to suggest
mashed potatoes
as an alternative

gemust – part. < musen = to mash, whip
http://209.85.229.132/search?q=cache:bDareW3pKSgJ:https://ww...

The use of “floury” types of potato is usually recommended, although “waxy” potatoes are sometimes used for a different texture. Butter (or vegetable oil) and milk or cream is usually added to make smooth, well-flavoured mashed potato.
http://209.85.229.132/search?q=cache:05JWkju1m3QJ:en.wikiped...

Kartoffelpüree, Kartoffelbrei oder Kartoffelmus (österreichisch: Erdäpfelpüree, schweizerisch/allemannisch: Kartoffelstock, bairisch/fränkisch: Stampf oder Stopfer) ist ein Brei aus gekochten, zerdrückten und cremig gerührten Kartoffeln sowie anderen Zutaten. Kartoffelpüree dient als Beilage oder als Zutat für andere Gerichte wie z. B. Kroketten.
http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kartoffelpüree



Peer comment(s):

agree Sabine Griebler
4 mins
Thank you Sabine!
neutral writeaway : mashed potatoes is a prepared dish in English. don't think it fits the context /thanks for pointing out the typo. but I don't agree with your interpretation of the English meaning. I'm bemused by the reply
33 mins
Mashed or pureed potatos (gemuste Kartoffeln) can both amount to a prepared dish in English.There are plenty of recipes to this effect. I am aware that the question is not about cooking! But I still think that "mashed p." is appropriate in this context.
agree misterherrnau : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brewing#Mashing / peharps "potato mash" to avoid any associations with a side dish
2 hrs
Thank you misterherrnau, also for the Wiki link!
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