braised
braised — 動詞
- braisedpresent simple I / you / we / they
- braiseds3rd person singular
- braiseding-ing form
- braisededpast simple
1. to brown food in hot fat and then cook it gently in a covered pot with just a sh
燉煮
蓋鍋以少量液體慢煮食物至軟嫩
to brown food in hot fat and then cook it gently in a covered pot with just a shallow layer of liquid until tender
Keiko braised the pork belly with soy sauce and star anise.
Keiko 用醬油和八角燉煮五花肉。
Amir braised the lamb shanks for three hours until the meat fell apart.
Amir 燉煮羊小腿三個小時,直到肉質鬆軟脫骨。
braised + [meat] + for [duration] — time complement pattern
Diego braises chicken thighs in a clay pot with dried chillies.
Diego 用陶鍋加乾辣椒燉煮雞腿肉。
The short ribs were braised overnight in a low oven.
牛小排在低溫烤箱中燉煮了一整夜。
Sven braised the cabbage with a knob of butter and a splash of stock.
Sven 用一小塊奶油和少許高湯燉煮高麗菜。
文法句型
braise + [meat/vegetables] + in [liquid/wine/stock]
用法筆記
Frequently used in the passive voice, especially in recipes and on menus (e.g. 'the beef was braised for two hours'). The subject is almost always a cut of meat or a sturdy vegetable that softens and improves with long, slow cooking.
常見錯誤
braised — 名詞
1. a portion of meat or vegetables that has been browned in fat and then cooked slo
燉菜;燉肉
經過長時間慢煮而成的菜餚
a portion of meat or vegetables that has been browned in fat and then cooked slowly in a covered pot with a little liquid
Hana ordered the braised and mopped up the rich sauce with crusty bread.
Hana 點了燉菜,並用脆皮麵包沾光盤底濃郁的醬汁。
The braised arrived at the table in a heavy cast-iron pot.
燉菜裝在厚重的鑄鐵鍋裡端上了桌。
nominal: 'the braised' stands alone as the subject — it does not modify another noun
Chef Okonkwo's braised was the highlight of the tasting menu that evening.
Chef Okonkwo 的燉菜是當晚試菜菜單的亮點。
Enzo tasted the braised and closed his eyes with a quiet sigh.
Enzo 嚐了一口燉菜,閉上眼睛發出滿足的輕嘆。
A good braised needs at least three hours of slow, gentle cooking.
一道好的燉菜需要至少三小時的文火慢煮。