Glossary entry

English term or phrase:

hash brown maker

French translation:

râpe à pommes de terre

Added to glossary by Kévin Bernier
Aug 20, 2013 17:45
10 yrs ago
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English term

hash brown maker

English to French Other Cooking / Culinary Kitchen
Apparently, hash brown means "galette de pomme de terre" but I am quite unsure about what a "hash brown maker" is.

This is part of a list of other kitchen devices.

Discussion

Alain Boulé Aug 20, 2013:
Tony,
Potato ricer is often used to produce mashed potatoes, hash browns, potato chips and more

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B00004SU1J/elisecom
Tony M Aug 20, 2013:
Context Kévin, to help us sort out whether this is some kind of machine, appliance, or a simple utensil, please could you give us some more of the items on your list of kitchen "devices"?

Proposed translations

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râpe à pommes de terre

http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Râpe_à_pommes_de_terre

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Note added at 1 hr (2013-08-20 18:54:30 GMT)
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le terme de cuisine pour ces galettes de pomme de terre est : paillasson.
Peer comment(s):

agree writeaway : yes, because after the râpe has done its work, the grated potatoes are pan fried until they are crisp. here's a picture (and recipe): http://www.simplyrecipes.com/recipes/crispy_hash_browns/ + http://timawright.blogspot.be/2012/03/hash-brown-maker.html
12 mins
merci, la recette fait saliver !
agree Tony M : I was hoping for something more technical, but it looks like not ;-)
1 hr
merci
agree GILLES MEUNIER
12 hrs
merci
agree Jean-Paul VIGUIÉ
14 hrs
merci
agree Helen Portefaix
17 hrs
merci
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3 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Thank you. I believe this is it."
34 mins

Presse purée à levier

Peer comment(s):

neutral Tony M : Hash browns are made with grated potato (a little bit like farcidure / milhassou), not mash. / OK, I wasn't thinking about the interchangeable grille type!
19 mins
neutral writeaway : for hash brown, the potatoes are grated raw and then pan fried. a presse purée works with cooked (ie boiled/steamed) potatoes. this will never yield real hash browns.
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55 mins

appareil à « hash browns »

I think you might find this is a kind of heating machine, like a gaufrier, in which you out your grated potato mixture to cook.

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Not really any convincing Ghits for this idea... so as W/A says, maybe they are only ever pan-fried. :-(

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I just wondered if it was maybe some kind of press for moulding them, like you get for hamburgers etc.?

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Oh yes, look, a machine DOES exist:

http://www.trademe.co.nz/home-living/kitchen/small-appliance...
Peer comment(s):

agree Madeleine Chevassus : bon appétit!
1 hr
Merci, Madeleine ! Pareillement !
neutral writeaway : Sorry, but no: Get rid of multiple kitchen appliances with this cool multi-purpose machine! Make a variety of foods on this! Toasted Sandwiches Waffles Eggs Hash browns - potato or kumara the choice is yours! Grill Steak, chicken or fish
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Yes, but think about it: a grater is 'à tout faire' as well — and look how many electrical appliances are called a '...-maker' (yoghurt/bread/ice-cream to name but a few...)
agree Daryo : a "maker" would be s.t. elaborate, a machine, not just a grater// as this "maker": http://premeditatedleftovers.com/recipes-cooking-tips/the-fa...
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Thanks, Daryo! Yes, that's the way I see it too, like a coffee-maker; otherwise, you might as well say that a potato peeler is also a 'hash-brown maker' ;-)
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