- aubergine : eggplant
- back bacon : similar to Canadian bacon
- bake blind : bake a pastry case empty, by covering with wax paper and weighing down with beans
- baron of beef : two sirloins in one roast
- bap : hamburger bun
- beetroot : beet
- biscuit : cookie or cracker (sweet biscuit or savoury biscuit)
- boiled sweet : hard candy
- brill : something like a small turbot
- broad bean : fava bean
- brown bread : wholemeal bread
- brown stock : beef stock
- bully beef : corned beef
- candyfloss : cotton candy
- caster sugar : finely granulated sugar (not as powdery as confectioner's sugar)
- Channel Island milk : milk that's almost as thick as light cream
- chicory : endive
- chipolata : small pork sausage
- chips : french fries
- chocolate vermicelli : chocolate sprinkles
- chump chop : a type of lamb chop
- cider : hard cider
- clingfilm : Saran wrap
- coal fish / coley : black cod
- coffee sugar : sugar in large brightly-coloured crystals
- coriander leaves : cilantro
- corn : almost any grain (see maize and sweetcorn)
- corned beef : canned pressed ham (see salt beef)
- cornflour : cornstarch
- cos lettuce : romaine
- courgette : zucchini
- crisps : potato chips
- crumpet : something a bit like an English muffin ("English muffins" do not exist in England)
- custard : custard sauce, or sometimes baked custard
- cutlet : chop
- demerara sugar : light brown cane sugar
- Devonshire cream : a particular type of clotted cream
- digestive biscuits : something like Graham crackers
- double cream : heavy cream
- doughnut : jelly doughnut
- endive : chicory
- faggot : meatball
- fairy cake : cupcake
- fillet steak : tenderloin steak
- fish fingers : fish sticks
- French beans : string beans
- gammon : large, thick, round piece of ham
- garibaldi : hard rectangular currant cookie
- ginger nut : ginger snap
- golden syrup : something like corn syrup
- greaseproof paper : wax paper
- green pepper : bell pepper
- icing : frosting
- icing sugar : powdered (confectioner's) sugar
- jacket potato : baked potato
- liquor : (in some contexts, notably in eel-and-pie shops) parsley sauce
- liver sausage : liverwurst
- maize : corn
- marrow : squash that looks like a giant zucchini
- mince : ground beef / hamburger
- mincemeat : mince pie filling (dried fruit, peel, brandy, etc; very occasionally contains meat)
- mixed spice : a mixture of allspice, cinnamon, nutmeg, ginger, coriander and cloves
- offal : liver, kidneys, tongue, tripe and any other animal organs
- perry : hard cider made from pears instead of apples
- plum duff : plum pudding
- polony : bologna
- porridge : cooked oatmeal
- prawn : small shrimp
- ring doughnut : doughnut
- rump steak : sirloin
- salt beef : corned beef
- silverside : top round
- single cream : light cream
- sirloin : porterhouse steak
- sherbet : powdered candy
- sponge finger : ladyfinger
- squash : juice drink
- sugar crystals : see coffee sugar
- sultana : white raisin
- sweetcorn : whole-kernel corn
- swede : yellow turnip
- tart : pie
- toffee : taffy
- treacle : similar to molasses
- whipping cream : halfway between light and heavy cream
- whitebait : small silvery fish, usually deep-fried whole
- white stock : chicken or fish stock
Friday, 4 December 2009
English/American recipe translator
Taken from: http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~mbishop/engfood.html
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