Glossary entry

Polish term or phrase:

w aromacie dymu z jałowca

English translation:

with the aroma of juniper smoke

Added to glossary by korbenPL
Sep 28, 2010 09:17
13 yrs ago
Polish term

w aromacie dymu z jałowca

Polish to English Other Cooking / Culinary żywienie
Polędwiczki wieprzowe w aromacie dymu z jałowca

moja próba: sirloin pork covered with a scent of juniper smoke/ breeze??

Proposed translations

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with the aroma of juniper smoke

Aroma according to Chambers dictionary:a distinctive, usually pleasant, smell that a substance has or gives off.
Example sentence:

Sirloin pork with the aroma of juniper smoke

Peer comment(s):

agree Iwona Szymaniak
1 hr
Dziękuję :-)
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sirloin pork flavored with the aroma of juniper smoke

Certainly not "covered" nor "breeze". If the meat itself is smoked (various aromas sometimes come "bottled") , then "juniper smoked sirloin pork" would be much better.
Peer comment(s):

agree Caryl Swift : Possibly,of course, the client needs to be consulted as to the aroma's source...; could I also suggest 'juniper-smoked'?
15 mins
agree Mariusz Kuklinski : flavoured; zwrot źródłowy operuje pewną świadomą emfazą i dlatego jest rozgadany. Dłuższa fraza docelowa lepiej oddaje to rozgadanie i dotrzymuje rytmu .// I couldn't agree more, depending on your target market ;-))
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The only problem is that in English, flavoring (or flavouring, depending on which side of the pond you come from) something with "smoke" is not very appealing to most people, whereas the reaction is very different to a food that is juniper-smoked.
neutral clairee : juniper smoked sounds more natural, "flavoured" sounds more like the flavour was not necessarily achieved in the process of smoking (?)
10 hrs
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2 days 10 hrs

redolent with juniper smoke

redolent > pachnący ; nasycony zapachem ; przepojony aromatem (zwłaszcza wywołującym jakieś skojarzenia)

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