08/05/06 04:53:23
>>519ﾀｿのを整理整頓しつつﾁｰﾄでも読み易く汁：
Ｗhen you cook a vegetable, which do you think is better,
to put it in cold water at first and then to put them on heat together,
or to put it into boiling water from the beginning?
You should remember the principle that vegetables grown under
the ground, in other words, those grown in soil, should be put into
cold water at first and then put on fire.
On the other hand, a vegetable grown above the ground
should be put into boiling water from the beginning.
Vegetables grown in soil are called 'root vegetables'.
They are generally very hard, and by cooked gradually,
they become soft and sweet.
On the contrary, vegetables grown above the ground are mostly leaves,
which should be cooked until their stems are somewhat softened
and yet they are still enough firm.等。
#ｱﾒﾘｶ人が好きさうな”crispy”感はﾎﾟﾃﾁ等のｻｸｻｸ感だなや。
Longmanﾀｿの”Dictionary of English Language and Culture”で
“crisp”の項を見ると”potato crisp”と殆ど同義の如くあり。