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cuisine algérienne/Recette Algerie
Started by
♥JaNNaH♥
, Mar 25 2009 07:59 PM
#101
Posted 17 June 2009 - 08:23 PM
Yes well I would not know what I was doing so it would probably take even longer with me lol
Truly, to Allaah we belong and truly, to Him we shall return

#102
Posted 17 June 2009 - 09:23 PM
Cooking The Middle Eastern Way ~ in English
http://www.4shared.c...astern_Way.html

Cooking The Lebanese Way ~ in English
http://allfreedownlo...he lebanese way

Cooking The French Way
http://allfreedownlo...ee-ebooks-7252/
http://www.4shared.c...astern_Way.html

Cooking The Lebanese Way ~ in English
http://allfreedownlo...he lebanese way

Cooking The French Way
http://allfreedownlo...ee-ebooks-7252/
#103
Posted 17 June 2009 - 10:48 PM
Gateaux Marocains Tome I
hamlili mohammed
http://ia360937.us.a...rocainTomeI.pdf
Gateaux Marocains Tome II
http://www.archive.o...ocainTomeII.pdf
Gateaux Marocains Tome III
http://www.archive.o...cainTomeIII.pdf
Gateaux Marocains Tome IV
http://www.archive.o...ocainTomeIV.pdf
hamlili mohammed
http://ia360937.us.a...rocainTomeI.pdf
Gateaux Marocains Tome II
http://www.archive.o...ocainTomeII.pdf
Gateaux Marocains Tome III
http://www.archive.o...cainTomeIII.pdf
Gateaux Marocains Tome IV
http://www.archive.o...ocainTomeIV.pdf
#104
Posted 18 June 2009 - 12:02 AM
#105
Posted 18 June 2009 - 12:05 AM
Ok, i will try to type one recipe, but it not easy, because the quality of picture is not perfect. And to translate with translator. Who can understand better maybe could to correct my mistakes
. The first recipe from the book Gateaux 5:
ßŃíÇĘ ÇáÔßáÇŘÉ ČÇáÍáŢćăÉ
ÇáăŢÇĎíŃ
ÇáÚĚíäÉ
250 Ű ăÇŃŰŃíä ŘŃíÉ
4 ăáÇÚŢ ßČíŃÉ ÓßŃ ăÓÍćŢ
1 ČíÖÉ ßÇăáÉ
ŢÔŃÉ ÍČÉ áíăćä
ßíÓ ÎăíŃÉ ßíăíÇäíÉ
4 ăáÇÚŢ ßČíŃÉ ăÇíŇíäÉ
ÝŃíäÉ Óíă ÍÓČ ÇáÍÇĚÉ
ÇáĘŇíČä
ŰČŃÉ ÇáÔßáÇŘÉ
ÍáŢćăÉ ăŢŘÚÉ Ĺáě ăßÚČÇĘ ŐŰíŃÉ
translation:
Kiryat chocolate Bahalqoma
Amounts
Dough
250 g soft margarine
4 large spoons powdered sugar
1 whole egg
Grain crust Lemon
Bag yeast Kemiania
4 large spoons Maizina
Sim flour as needed
Altazeben
Chocolate quickly
Halqoma chopped into small cubes
***
I can't see good few words and probably i wrote it not right... here only ingredients, today i can't write more because need to go sleep... So, maybe tomorrow will continue and will try to write the method... Maybe we could create the treat for this book's translation and could translate it little by little?
Here is the page picture from book:
ßŃíÇĘ ÇáÔßáÇŘÉ ČÇáÍáŢćăÉ
ÇáăŢÇĎíŃ
ÇáÚĚíäÉ
250 Ű ăÇŃŰŃíä ŘŃíÉ
4 ăáÇÚŢ ßČíŃÉ ÓßŃ ăÓÍćŢ
1 ČíÖÉ ßÇăáÉ
ŢÔŃÉ ÍČÉ áíăćä
ßíÓ ÎăíŃÉ ßíăíÇäíÉ
4 ăáÇÚŢ ßČíŃÉ ăÇíŇíäÉ
ÝŃíäÉ Óíă ÍÓČ ÇáÍÇĚÉ
ÇáĘŇíČä
ŰČŃÉ ÇáÔßáÇŘÉ
ÍáŢćăÉ ăŢŘÚÉ Ĺáě ăßÚČÇĘ ŐŰíŃÉ
translation:
Kiryat chocolate Bahalqoma
Amounts
Dough
250 g soft margarine
4 large spoons powdered sugar
1 whole egg
Grain crust Lemon
Bag yeast Kemiania
4 large spoons Maizina
Sim flour as needed
Altazeben
Chocolate quickly
Halqoma chopped into small cubes
***
I can't see good few words and probably i wrote it not right... here only ingredients, today i can't write more because need to go sleep... So, maybe tomorrow will continue and will try to write the method... Maybe we could create the treat for this book's translation and could translate it little by little?
Here is the page picture from book:
Don't waste your time and words vainly, both can't be returned back.
#106
Posted 18 June 2009 - 08:42 AM
Essalamu alaykum
Thanks for all the cookbooks you have put in this forum, I am really happy to find them.
I have understood that u have some difficulties to translate the recipes, I will try
to help when I can.
This is the recipe already translated by Saffron, I have added few modifications and explained the method.
translation:
chocolate balls with halqoma
Amounts
Dough
250 g soft margarine
4 large spoons powdered sugar
1 whole egg
one Lemon zest
1 bag of baking powder
4 large spoons Maizena (corn starch)
Sim flour as needed
For the decoration
Chocolate powder
Halqoma chopped into small cubes
Method:
1-mix the margarine with the sugar
2-add the egg, the lemon zest, the baking powder, the corn starch. mix well. add the flour until you obtain a soft dough.
3-make small balls having the same size as walnuts. then, flatten each ball and put one cube of halqoma in the middle then make again a ball. Put the balls in a tin covered with a little flour and bake in the oven until the bottom of the balls in slightly red (25 minutes, TH 6).
4-put the balls in the chocolate powder and try to cover all the surface.
Thanks for all the cookbooks you have put in this forum, I am really happy to find them.
I have understood that u have some difficulties to translate the recipes, I will try
This is the recipe already translated by Saffron, I have added few modifications and explained the method.
translation:
chocolate balls with halqoma
Amounts
Dough
250 g soft margarine
4 large spoons powdered sugar
1 whole egg
one Lemon zest
1 bag of baking powder
4 large spoons Maizena (corn starch)
Sim flour as needed
For the decoration
Chocolate powder
Halqoma chopped into small cubes
Method:
1-mix the margarine with the sugar
2-add the egg, the lemon zest, the baking powder, the corn starch. mix well. add the flour until you obtain a soft dough.
3-make small balls having the same size as walnuts. then, flatten each ball and put one cube of halqoma in the middle then make again a ball. Put the balls in a tin covered with a little flour and bake in the oven until the bottom of the balls in slightly red (25 minutes, TH 6).
4-put the balls in the chocolate powder and try to cover all the surface.
#107
Posted 18 June 2009 - 10:02 AM
#108
Posted 18 June 2009 - 11:20 AM
u r welcome my dear
Halqoma or loukoum is a candy usually consisting of jellylike cubes covered with powdered sugar
u can find more information in wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia....Turkish_Delight
In Algeria u can buy it from any food shop. I think u can find it also in markets.
Halqoma or loukoum is a candy usually consisting of jellylike cubes covered with powdered sugar
u can find more information in wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia....Turkish_Delight
In Algeria u can buy it from any food shop. I think u can find it also in markets.
#109
Posted 18 June 2009 - 11:29 AM
ah turkish delight, yes it can be bought in uk, we have a large turkish population and they open many shops, we can get many things used in Algeria in these places like orange blossam water. Can I ask your help with translating the one book gateaux traditionnels 5,
I do not ask you do the whole book but if you can do some it would be great,
#110
Posted 18 June 2009 - 12:49 PM
Aah ok
Touta is going to translate 5 recipes from the book, so she'll
do the 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th recipies from Samira GT 5. Sorry I have to go so I can't attempt any more organising of help right now, see you later
, thanks all for the help
#111
Posted 19 June 2009 - 11:02 PM
I tryied to translate 7th recipe, but found much more words difficult to read and translate
. my translation a bit simplified and not all yet...

Ingredients:
Dough:
3kg flour
1 kg margarine
1 pinch salt
Orange blossom water
Fillers:
3 kg coconut
1 kg sugar powder
Eggs, as needed
4 beads of the zest of the lemon
1 teaspoon baking powder
1 tablespoon butter
Apricot jam
decoration:
Honey
Method
1. Pour the flour in the bowl, make a hole in the center, add pinch salt and the margarine mix well and the cold, add orange blossom water mix gradually until the dough smooth and coherent.
2. Mix in a container coconut with sugar, lemon zest, baking powder, the margarine, eggs gradually until the stuffing homogeneous.
3. ... more is very not clear translation, so maybe i will continue tomorrow or maybe not, because hard to understand
....

Ingredients:
Dough:
3kg flour
1 kg margarine
1 pinch salt
Orange blossom water
Fillers:
3 kg coconut
1 kg sugar powder
Eggs, as needed
4 beads of the zest of the lemon
1 teaspoon baking powder
1 tablespoon butter
Apricot jam
decoration:
Honey
Method
1. Pour the flour in the bowl, make a hole in the center, add pinch salt and the margarine mix well and the cold, add orange blossom water mix gradually until the dough smooth and coherent.
2. Mix in a container coconut with sugar, lemon zest, baking powder, the margarine, eggs gradually until the stuffing homogeneous.
3. ... more is very not clear translation, so maybe i will continue tomorrow or maybe not, because hard to understand
#112
Posted 20 June 2009 - 03:14 PM
well
someone could maybe help us with this
#113
Posted 20 June 2009 - 04:07 PM
hey girls i believe my mother has some SAmira's book's could you please tell me which one we're working on???
#114
Posted 20 June 2009 - 04:22 PM
ßĘÇČ ăÓß Çááíá
http://www.4shared.c.../___online.html
#115
Posted 20 June 2009 - 04:31 PM
ĂßáÇĘ ŃăÖÇäíÉ
http://www.4shared.c...dd0/__-1_-.html
#116
Posted 20 June 2009 - 07:18 PM
What I missed? What was it? It was samira gateaux traditionnels 5
touta we were translating, I pmd you the link and the links were fine cos i had no problems from them. What is the new one Nor?
touta we were translating, I pmd you the link and the links were fine cos i had no problems from them. What is the new one Nor?
#117
Posted 20 June 2009 - 08:46 PM
This book already posted here "Gateaux Mesk & Lil Nr.1"ßĘÇČ ăÓß Çááíá
http://www.4shared.c.../___online.html
"Ramadan Food" in arabicĂßáÇĘ ŃăÖÇäíÉ
http://www.4shared.c...dd0/__-1_-.html
#118
Posted 20 June 2009 - 09:13 PM
Thanks for that ladies
. Can someone help Saffron with her last translation please
because it's not easy for us non arabic speakers thanks again x
#119
Posted 20 June 2009 - 09:49 PM
Ingredients:
Dough:
3kg flour
1 kg melted margarine
1 pinch salt
Orange blossom water
Fillers:
3 kg coconut
1 kg sugar powder
Eggs, as needed
4 beads of the zest of the lemon
1 teaspoon baking powder
1 tablespoon melted butter
Apricot jam
decoration:
Honey
Method
1. Pour the flour in the bowl, make a hole in the center, add pinch salt and the cold melted margarine mix well , add orange blossom water and mix them gradually until you have a smooth and coherent dough.
2. Mix in a container coconut with sugar, lemon zest, baking powder, melted margarine, eggs gradually until you get a coherent somehow liquid stuffing
i'll finish it later have to go now girls sorry
Dough:
3kg flour
1 kg melted margarine
1 pinch salt
Orange blossom water
Fillers:
3 kg coconut
1 kg sugar powder
Eggs, as needed
4 beads of the zest of the lemon
1 teaspoon baking powder
1 tablespoon melted butter
Apricot jam
decoration:
Honey
Method
1. Pour the flour in the bowl, make a hole in the center, add pinch salt and the cold melted margarine mix well , add orange blossom water and mix them gradually until you have a smooth and coherent dough.
2. Mix in a container coconut with sugar, lemon zest, baking powder, melted margarine, eggs gradually until you get a coherent somehow liquid stuffing
i'll finish it later have to go now girls sorry
#120
Posted 20 June 2009 - 11:46 PM
3. إدهني مول الدزيريات بالزيت. Roll (As seen in the picture
) dough in the machine and then مرَريها dough in spite of 3 and then 6.
4. Systematically cut with a cup or a thin blade in to the pieces to fit in to the baking form and put it in the form snuggle to side.
5. Put at the bottom of each one small spoon of apricot jam
6. Put spoon of filler 2/3 of cookie capacity because the filler increase during the cooking.
7. put the cookies in oven, and cook until ready and take out of the oven and add in to each one small spoon of honey.
As i was sitting half of the evening with it, so i wrote my results. I skipped some parts of text with my translation, because untranslated words make me helpless. And i see from the pictures too then translating
4. Systematically cut with a cup or a thin blade in to the pieces to fit in to the baking form and put it in the form snuggle to side.
5. Put at the bottom of each one small spoon of apricot jam
6. Put spoon of filler 2/3 of cookie capacity because the filler increase during the cooking.
7. put the cookies in oven, and cook until ready and take out of the oven and add in to each one small spoon of honey.
As i was sitting half of the evening with it, so i wrote my results. I skipped some parts of text with my translation, because untranslated words make me helpless. And i see from the pictures too then translating

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