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Tomisimo
August 03, 2009, 06:52 PM
General

{||}Spanish | English
{|}alacenanf | cupboard
{|}batidoranf | mixer
{|}cocinanf | kitchen, cuisine
{|}estufanf | stove
{|}fregaderonm | kitchen sink
{|}hornonm | oven
{|}hornonm de microondas | microwave oven
{|}licuadoranf | blender
{|}procesadornm de alimentos | food processor
{|}refrinm | fridge
{|}refrigeradornm | refrigerator
{|}escurridornm | dish rack
{|}gabinetenm | cabinet
{|}tostadornm | toaster
{|}tostadoranf | toaster
{|}electrodomésticosnmp | kitchen appliances
{|}antecomedornm | kitchen table and chairs
{|}despensanf | pantry
{|}encimeranf (Spain) | counter
{|}campananf extractora | oven hood, oven vent
{|}parrillanf | grill
{|}planchanf | griddle
{|}gofreranf | waffle iron
{|}waffleranf | waffle iron
{|}lavaplatosnm | dishwasher
{|}lavavajillasnm | dishwasher
{|}hornonm tostador | toaster oven
{|}cafeteranf | coffee maker
{|}máquinanf de café nm | coffee maker


Utensiliosnmp - Utensils

{||}Spanish | English
{|}abrelatasnm | can opener
{|}azucareranf | sugar bowl
{|}bateríanf de cocina | cooking set (pots and pans)
{|}coladeranf, coladornm | strainer
{|}cucharanf | spoon
{|}cuchillonm | knife
{|}ollanf | cooking pot
{|}olla expressnf, olla de presiónnf | pressure cooker
{|}pimenteronm | pepper grinder
{|}platonm | plate
{|}saleronm | salt shaker
{|}sarténnmf | pan, saucepan, frying pan
{|}taza medidoranf | measuring cup
{|}tazanf | mug
{|}tazanf para cafénm | coffee cup
{|}tazónnm | bowl
{|}tenedornm | fork
{|}vajillanf | the dishes, china set, set of dishes
{|}exprimidornm de limonesnmp | lemon juicer
{|}ralladornm | grater
{|}cubiertosnmp | silverware, flatware, set of utensils
{|}cascanuecesnm | nutcracker
{|}llavenf del aguanfel | faucet, water faucet, tap


Especiasnfp - Spices

{||}Spanish | English
{|}ajonm | garlic
{|}apionm | celery
{|}azúcarnmf | sugar
{|}azúcarnmf moreno/a | brown sugar
{|}azúcarnmf glas | powdered sugar, confectioner's sugar
{|}canelanf | cinnamon
{|}cebollanf | onion
{|}cilantronm | coriander
{|}clavonm | clove
{|}cominonm | cumin
{|}especiasnfp | spices
{|}perejilnm | parsley
{|}pimientanf | pepper
{|}salnf | salt
{|}piloncillonm | bar of raw sugar?
{|}mascabadonm | raw sugar?

AngelicaDeAlquezar
August 03, 2009, 08:12 PM
@David: "tasón" is rather "tazón" :)

I will add some more:

General
Horno de microondas (el) - microwave oven
Licuadora (la) (essential in a Mexican kitchen) - blender
Batidora (la) - mixer
Procesador de alimentos (el) - Food processor
Alacena (la) - cupboard
Fregadero (el) - kitchen sink

I have a confusion on translation for "exprimidor de jugos" (the one for squeezing oranges) and "extractor de jugos" (the one for extracting juice of all kinds of fruits and vegetables). Is there a difference between juicer and juice extractor?


Utensilios - Utensils
Salero (el) - salt shaker
Pimentero (el) - pepper grinder
Azucarera (la) - sugar bowl
Olla express/olla de presión (la) - pressure cooker (?)
Olla (la) - cooking pot (?)
Vajilla (la) - the dishes
Batería de cocina (la) - cooking set
Coladera (la)/colador (el) - strainer

Ingredientes - Ingredients
Azúcar (el/la) - sugar
Especias (las) - spices
Ajo (el) - garlic
Cebolla (la) - onion
Cilantro (el) - coriander
Perejil (el) - parsley
Apio (el) - celery
Clavo (el) - clove
Comino (el) - cummin
Canela (la) - cinnamon


I might make another list as I see more items in my kitchen after dinner tonight. ;)

Tomisimo
August 03, 2009, 10:10 PM
Thank you for the corrections and the additions. Great work!

Edit:

exprimidor = juicer, hand juicer, citrus juicer, citrus press. (This would be a hand-powered juicer where you insert half an orange and press down on a handle to squeeze it OR the small dome-shaped juicer that you place over a jar and press half an orange onto while turning the orange)

extractor = juicer, electric juicer (this would be an appliance with spinning blades that you can feed any fruit or vegetable into to grind it up and extract the juice.)

ROBINDESBOIS
August 04, 2009, 02:21 AM
despensa - pantry
campana- gas extractor
encimera- counter

irmamar
August 04, 2009, 02:36 AM
We don't say either "tasa" or "tasón", but "taza" and "tazón". :)

AngelicaDeAlquezar
August 04, 2009, 01:16 PM
Found a few more:

General
Escurridor (el) - dish rack
Gabinete (el) - cabinet
Tostador (el) - toaster
Electrodomésticos (los) - kitchen appliances
Antecomedor (el) - table and chairs set in the kitchen


One more confusion here with "las llaves del agua": should I use "tap" or "faucet"?


Utensilios - Utensils

Rallador (el) - grater
Cubiertos (los) - forks, spoons and knives set
Cascanueces (el) - nutcracker

Tomisimo
August 04, 2009, 04:06 PM
despensa - pantry
I know despensa as a box of basic (staple) foods and ingredients. Is this another meaning?

campana- gas extractor
What is this used for? I've never heard of a gas extractor to be honest.

One more confusion here with "las llaves del agua": should I use "tap" or "faucet"?
I would say faucet is more common, but both can be used.

AngelicaDeAlquezar
August 04, 2009, 05:36 PM
@David: Thank you, I will take note about them.

La campana (o campana extractora) está encima de la estufa para evitar que la cocina se llene de humo o de olores.

"Despensa" is also the cupboard to store those foods and ingredients. I've seen pictures of "pantry" and they are exactly what the "despensa" would be.

Tomisimo
August 04, 2009, 05:51 PM
@David: Thank you, I will take note about them.

La campana (o campana extractora) está encima de la estufa para evitar que la cocina se llene de humo o de olores.

"Despensa" is also the cupboard to store those foods and ingredients. I've seen pictures of "pantry" and they are exactly what the "despensa" would be.
Ok, I've updated the page. Thanks for the info.

Rusty
August 04, 2009, 09:18 PM
La campana (o campana extractora) está encima de la estufa para evitar que la cocina se llene de humo o de olores.Oven hood/oven vent

Exprimidor de limones needs a gender.

El refri, el refrigerador, la refrigeradora, el frigorífico, la nevera, el helador y la heladora - in which countries are these terms used, and which is most frequently used?

Missing:
grill - la parrilla
griddle - la plancha
waffle iron - la gofrera
dishwasher - el lavaplatos
toaster - la tostadora, el tostador
toaster oven - el horno tostador
coffee maker - la cafetera, la máquina de café

AngelicaDeAlquezar
August 04, 2009, 09:26 PM
Waffle iron in Mexico is "la wafflera" :D

Rusty
August 04, 2009, 09:31 PM
Waffle iron in Mexico is "la wafflera" :DWith only one 'f', right? el wafle, la waflera

AngelicaDeAlquezar
August 05, 2009, 07:51 AM
Lo he visto escrito con doble f en las cajas de los productos, pero es cierto que con una sola se ve más "en español". :)

Elaina
August 05, 2009, 07:52 AM
For brown sugar you said azúcar morena......... what is piloncillo, then?

I've heard azúcar de piloncillo for brown sugar...:thinking:

Also, cummin should be cumin

irmamar
August 05, 2009, 08:16 AM
In Spain we say azúcar moreno, instead of morena. I never heard piloncillo or cummin :confused:

We also say "terrón de azúcar", I think it's lump.

AngelicaDeAlquezar
August 05, 2009, 08:26 AM
@Elaina: "piloncillo" is more raw (if the expression can be accepted) than brown sugar. There is "piloncillo", which is a solid bar of non-refined sugar; "(azúcar) mascabado, which is granulated, but still kind of raw; "azúcar morena(o)", which is almost refined sugar and "azúcar refinada(o)", which is the common white granulated sugar.

There is also "azúcar glass", which is powdered sugar (icing sugar?).


Thank you for the correction on "cumin"... for some kind of reason it sounded to me more like a double n word. :o

satchrocks
August 05, 2009, 10:33 AM
Yo leí que la palabra "bol" puede sigificar "bowl," sin embargo me parece que gentes no usan este palabra.

Elaina
August 05, 2009, 11:00 AM
Creo que "bol" es una palabra en español que es influenciada por el inglés. Aunque se usan por muchas personas, creo que no son reconocidas como palabra "oficial" en los diccionarios.

Pero, quizás esté en un error. Muy pronto lo sabremos....

AngelicaDeAlquezar
August 05, 2009, 11:13 AM
He escuchado "bol" más entre personas de habla hispana que viven en Estados Unidos. Para mí sigue sonando mejor "tazón". :D

ROBINDESBOIS
August 05, 2009, 05:39 PM
albahaca = basil
nuez moscada = nutmeg
romero = rosemary

stove in Spain is also cocina

Plato hondo
plato llano
plato de postre

cajón de los cubiertos = cutlery drawer
cocina de gas = gas cooker
campana = cooker hood
manopla= pot holder
el avisador = timer
escurridor de platos = dish drainer
fregadero =sink
pila = sink
la cuchara de madera = mixing spoon
el termo = thermos jug
tapadera = lid
la marmita = casserole dish
el cacillo = saucepan
sacacorchos0 corkscrew
el peso de cocina 0 sliding-weight scales
máquina para picar carne = mincer
la freidora 0 chip pan
el robot de cocina = mixer
pela patatas =potato peeler
cuchara de servir o cucharón = serving spoon

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