Dec 2, 2009 20:49
15 yrs ago
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Spanish term
masacotudo
Spanish to English
Other
Food & Drink
cooking
El arroz estaba muy masacodudo
Es decir con mucha agua
Es decir con mucha agua
Proposed translations
(English)
4 +3 | soggy / mushy | Jenni Lukac (X) |
5 | thick and lumpy | Carmen Schultz |
4 | stodgy | claudia16 (X) |
4 | gloopy / gooey | Lisa McCarthy |
3 | sticky / stuck together | HugoSteckel |
Proposed translations
+3
19 mins
Selected
soggy / mushy
"Sticky" is another option but it is sometimes used to describe Japanese rice used for sushi...Why does my Rice, Always go "Soggy"? - (Yahoo! Answers); But, I found that the rice came out much too soggy. Even after I continued cooking the soggy rice, it didn't really dry out to the extent I ...
chowhound.chow.com/topics/494848 - En caché - Similares; Sticky, Mushy Rice...HELP - Home Cooking - Chowhound -
chowhound.chow.com/topics/494848 - En caché - Similares; Sticky, Mushy Rice...HELP - Home Cooking - Chowhound -
Peer comment(s):
agree |
Katie Metz
: I agree. If rice is waterlogged, it becomes mushy.
57 mins
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Thanks and good evening, Katie.
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agree |
Rafael Molina Pulgar
1 hr
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Thanks and good evening, Rafael.
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agree |
Christine Walsh
1 hr
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Thanks and good evening, Chriswa.
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agree |
Roberto Rey
: I like "mushy"
2 hrs
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Thanks and good evening, Roberto.
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disagree |
Carmen Schultz
: al decir soggy o mushy, lo que describes es el 'arroz asopado' pues cuando es mazacotudo es tirando a seco
10 hrs
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Thanks for the comment, Carmen.
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Comment: "Selected automatically based on peer agreement."
14 mins
stodgy
x
15 mins
sticky / stuck together
I think this is what I would tend to say for rice. I guess other options are "mushy" and "slimy" but I'm not sure they're quite the same.
1 hr
gloopy / gooey
Another alternative:
HOW TO COOK RICE WITHOUT IT GOING ALL GLOOPY LIKE RICE PUDDING ...
5 Apr 2009 ... ***Gloopy rice is caused by over cooking or too much water***. My rice:water is 2 parts water 1 part rice. Once it starts to boil dump the rice in ...
answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20090405094125AAE3se4
Orange TV Blog: The Restaurant, Thursday, BBC2
3 Oct 2008 ... I expect Pete and his **gloopy rice** will be shown the door next week as it looks like M. Blanc has lost all hope of the rice (or noodles) ever ...
blogs.orange.co.uk/tv/2008/10/the-restaurant.html - Cached - Similar
Vong Review: New York Thai Restaurant Reviews by 10Best
This again wasn't a nice blend of infused coconut flavour and rice, it was a hot lump of ***gloopy rice*** that would be better in the bin rather than offered to ...
www.10best.com › ... › New York Restaurants › New York Thai - Cached -
JIM'S BEER KIT: HOMEBREW FORUM • View topic - ALL GRAIN LAGER
Within one hour the ***gloopy rice** mess will have become less viscous. By next morning all the starch will have become converted to sugar. ...
www.jimsbeerkit.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t... - Cached
How To Make Sticky Rice
9 Nov 2009 ... (But only just -- ***too much water will make gooey rice*** instead!) Cover the bowl with a dish and cook in microwave for at full power 3 minutes ...
www.catalogs.com/info/kitchen/how-to-make-sticky-rice.html - Cached
Product Review: Aroma Professional Rice Cooker & F - Overwhelmed ...
25 Jun 2009 ... You just put in the rice and water, close the top, push a button and ... a disaster (***I put too much water in and ended up with gooey rice***). ...
overwhelmedwithjoy.blogspot.com/.../product-review-aroma-professional-rice.html - Cached
HOW TO COOK RICE WITHOUT IT GOING ALL GLOOPY LIKE RICE PUDDING ...
5 Apr 2009 ... ***Gloopy rice is caused by over cooking or too much water***. My rice:water is 2 parts water 1 part rice. Once it starts to boil dump the rice in ...
answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20090405094125AAE3se4
Orange TV Blog: The Restaurant, Thursday, BBC2
3 Oct 2008 ... I expect Pete and his **gloopy rice** will be shown the door next week as it looks like M. Blanc has lost all hope of the rice (or noodles) ever ...
blogs.orange.co.uk/tv/2008/10/the-restaurant.html - Cached - Similar
Vong Review: New York Thai Restaurant Reviews by 10Best
This again wasn't a nice blend of infused coconut flavour and rice, it was a hot lump of ***gloopy rice*** that would be better in the bin rather than offered to ...
www.10best.com › ... › New York Restaurants › New York Thai - Cached -
JIM'S BEER KIT: HOMEBREW FORUM • View topic - ALL GRAIN LAGER
Within one hour the ***gloopy rice** mess will have become less viscous. By next morning all the starch will have become converted to sugar. ...
www.jimsbeerkit.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t... - Cached
How To Make Sticky Rice
9 Nov 2009 ... (But only just -- ***too much water will make gooey rice*** instead!) Cover the bowl with a dish and cook in microwave for at full power 3 minutes ...
www.catalogs.com/info/kitchen/how-to-make-sticky-rice.html - Cached
Product Review: Aroma Professional Rice Cooker & F - Overwhelmed ...
25 Jun 2009 ... You just put in the rice and water, close the top, push a button and ... a disaster (***I put too much water in and ended up with gooey rice***). ...
overwhelmedwithjoy.blogspot.com/.../product-review-aroma-professional-rice.html - Cached
10 hrs
thick and lumpy
Actually it comes from word 'mazacote' (mazacotudo) and it means:
masa espesa y pegajosa. I heard this word a lot in my childhood years in Venezuela. (see def. no.6 from Real Academia)
mazacote.
(Del it. marzacotto, este del ár. masḥaqūniyā, y este del siriaco mšaḥ qūnyā, literalmente, 'ungüento de sosa'; cf. port. massicote).
1. m. hormigón (‖ mezcla de piedras y mortero).
2. m. Objeto de arte no bien concluido y en el cual se ha procurado más la solidez que la elegancia.
3. m. Cenizas de la planta llamada barrilla.
4. m. coloq. Guisado u otra vianda o cosa de masa, seca, dura y pegajosa.
5. m. coloq. Persona molesta y pesada.
6. m. Arg., Bol., Par., Ur. y Ven. Masa espesa y pegajosa.
7. m. Arg. Pasta hecha de los residuos del azúcar que, después de refinada, quedan adheridos al fondo y a las paredes de la caldera.
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Mi Receta Favorita: Arroz con Leche. Receta de Maria Eugenia Montilla - [ Translate this page ]Para que no quede seco y mazacotudo sino cremoso se debe apagar inmediatamente al estar el arroz muy blandito por que luego de apagado él termina de secar. ...
mirecetafavorita.blogspot.com/.../arroz-con-leche-receta-de-maria.html - Cached - Similar
masa espesa y pegajosa. I heard this word a lot in my childhood years in Venezuela. (see def. no.6 from Real Academia)
mazacote.
(Del it. marzacotto, este del ár. masḥaqūniyā, y este del siriaco mšaḥ qūnyā, literalmente, 'ungüento de sosa'; cf. port. massicote).
1. m. hormigón (‖ mezcla de piedras y mortero).
2. m. Objeto de arte no bien concluido y en el cual se ha procurado más la solidez que la elegancia.
3. m. Cenizas de la planta llamada barrilla.
4. m. coloq. Guisado u otra vianda o cosa de masa, seca, dura y pegajosa.
5. m. coloq. Persona molesta y pesada.
6. m. Arg., Bol., Par., Ur. y Ven. Masa espesa y pegajosa.
7. m. Arg. Pasta hecha de los residuos del azúcar que, después de refinada, quedan adheridos al fondo y a las paredes de la caldera.
Real Academia Española © Todos los derechos reservados
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Note added at 10 hrs (2009-12-03 07:31:03 GMT)
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Mi Receta Favorita: Arroz con Leche. Receta de Maria Eugenia Montilla - [ Translate this page ]Para que no quede seco y mazacotudo sino cremoso se debe apagar inmediatamente al estar el arroz muy blandito por que luego de apagado él termina de secar. ...
mirecetafavorita.blogspot.com/.../arroz-con-leche-receta-de-maria.html - Cached - Similar
Discussion
4. m. coloq. Guisado u otra vianda o cosa de masa, seca, dura y pegajosa.
mazacote.
(Del it. marzacotto, este del ár. masḥaqūniyā, y este del siriaco mšaḥ qūnyā, literalmente, 'ungüento de sosa'; cf. port. massicote).
1. m. hormigón (‖ mezcla de piedras y mortero).
2. m. Objeto de arte no bien concluido y en el cual se ha procurado más la solidez que la elegancia.
3. m. Cenizas de la planta llamada barrilla.
4. m. coloq. Guisado u otra vianda o cosa de masa, seca, dura y pegajosa.
5. m. coloq. Persona molesta y pesada.
6. m. Arg., Bol., Par., Ur. y Ven. Masa espesa y pegajosa.
7. m. Arg. Pasta hecha de los residuos del azúcar que, después de refinada, quedan adheridos al fondo y a las paredes de la caldera.
Real Academia Española © Todos los derechos reservados