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Baking Cake Pops 烘焙棒棒糖蛋糕
Todd: So Meg, I hear that you're quite the baker. You like to bake brownies, cookies, things like that.
托德：梅格，我聽說你很擅長(zhǎng)烘焙。你喜歡烤巧克力餅、餅干之類的小吃。
Meg: Yeah. I love to bake. It's pretty relaxing for me, and kind of fun, kind of a creative outlet, baking.
梅格：對(duì)。我喜歡烘焙。烘焙令我放松，而且很有樂趣，同時(shí)也可以發(fā)揮我的創(chuàng)意。
Todd: Well, everybody notices it in the office when we see you bringing brownies for your students, and we're all jealous. We wish we were in your class. So what is it with baking? Like is it just something you do to relax?
托德：你帶巧克力餅給學(xué)生吃的時(shí)候，辦公室里所有人都看到了，我們非常羨慕你的學(xué)生。我們也想做你的學(xué)生。烘焙怎么樣?你烘焙是為了放松?
Meg: Yeah. Well personally, I love sweets. Like I would eat only sweets if my body could handle it.
梅格：對(duì)。我個(gè)人非常喜歡甜食。如果我的身體能承受的話，我會(huì)只吃甜食。
Todd: Right.
托德：好。
Meg: But I try to eat regular food, too. So I think I inherited that from my mom. So because I love sweet so much, it ends up being really fun making something like brownies or cookies. And for the creative aspect, I love to make cupcakes or cakes and – I don't know if you've heard of cake pops – and decorate them.
梅格：不過我也盡量吃常規(guī)食物。我想我這是遺傳了我媽媽。因?yàn)槲曳浅Ｏ矚g吃甜食，所以對(duì)我來說做巧克力餅和餅干之類的甜點(diǎn)是種樂趣。至于創(chuàng)意方面，我喜歡做紙杯蛋糕和棒棒糖蛋糕，不知道你有沒有聽說過，我喜歡裝飾蛋糕。
Todd: No. What's a cake pop?
托德：我沒聽說過。什么是棒棒糖蛋糕?
Meg: A cake pop is like a little piece of cake on a stick coated in chocolate.
梅格：就是在一根小棍兒上穿上一塊蛋糕，然后涂上巧克力。
Todd: Oh really? That sounds pretty good.
托德：哦，真的嗎?聽起來真不錯(cuò)。
Meg: Yeah. So in America right now, they're getting pretty popular. Some people are saying it's the new cupcake. So I don't know if you know, a few years back, cupcakes got pretty popular. And so now, we have cake pops. And I was in the process of starting a little cake pop business before I moved to Japan. So, it's really fun because you can make the cake pops, and it takes a while but then you can decorate them in all these really creative ways for different holidays or parties or birthday or just cute things, so. Yeah, so the creativity plus something sweet makes it fun for me.
梅格：對(duì)?，F(xiàn)在棒棒糖蛋糕在美國非常流行。有人說那是新型紙杯蛋糕。我不清楚你知不知道，幾年以前紙杯蛋糕很流行?，F(xiàn)在，棒棒糖蛋糕開始流行。我搬到日本之前，剛剛開始做棒棒糖蛋糕的生意。我認(rèn)為那很有趣，因?yàn)槟憧梢宰霭舭籼堑案猓m然會(huì)費(fèi)一些時(shí)間，不過你可以發(fā)揮自己的創(chuàng)意，為不同的節(jié)日、聚會(huì)或生日做可愛的蛋糕。創(chuàng)意再加上甜食讓我感覺很有趣。
Todd: That's awesome. But what – cake pop, is it like a corn dog but like a cake?
托德：那太棒了。棒棒糖蛋糕是像熱狗一樣嗎?還是像蛋糕一樣?
Meg: No. It's just like a little round piece of cake. So the process is you should bake a cake like normal.
梅格：不是。只是一小塊圓形的蛋糕。你要像做普通蛋糕一樣烘焙它。
Todd: Yeah.
托德：好。
Meg: And then sift it up, so it's just tiny little crumbs. So ruin the cake that you've made, sift it up until it's just crumbs and then mix in just a little bit of like cream cheese frosting. And it makes kind of a formable, moldable dough. And then you mold balls, put it on a stick, dip it chocolate, and then you can decorate it. So it can be chocolate or like a vanilla colored type, you know, you can have different colors, things like that.
梅格：篩入蛋糕屑。將你之前做的蛋糕弄出一些蛋糕屑出來，把蛋糕屑和奶油乳酪糖霜混合在一起。這樣可以形成適于模壓的面團(tuán)。然后用模具制作成球形，放在一根小棍兒上，蘸上巧克力，再裝飾一下就完成了?？梢杂们煽肆蛳悴萆M(jìn)行裝飾，這樣就可以有不同的顏色了。
Todd: Wow. Cake pops.
托德：哇哦。這就是棒棒糖蛋糕。
Meg: Yeah. Yeah. So cake pops are probably my favorite thing to make but also decorating cakes. I took a couple of cake decorating classes and making frosting and, you know, using the special frosting tools to swirl it on the cupcakes or whatever. So yeah.
梅格：對(duì)，沒錯(cuò)。棒棒糖蛋糕可能是我最喜歡做的甜點(diǎn)，也是我最喜歡裝飾的甜點(diǎn)。我上過幾節(jié)裝飾蛋糕的課程，我會(huì)撒糖霜，用特殊的糖霜工具在紙杯蛋糕上轉(zhuǎn)著撒糖霜之類的。就是這樣。
Todd: So have you ever made like a wedding cake or anything like that?
托德：你有沒有做過結(jié)婚蛋糕?
Meg: I did actually make one wedding cake. I never really wanted to make wedding cakes because they're very complicated and there's so much pressure for it to be extremely perfect because it's someone's wedding.
梅格：我做過一次結(jié)婚蛋糕。我從來沒想過做結(jié)婚蛋糕，因?yàn)榉浅ｋy做，而且那是結(jié)婚蛋糕，所以一定要做得非常完美，這樣壓力太大了。
Todd: Yeah.
托德：對(duì)。
Meg: And so – but there was a couple that I knew who were just doing really like low-budget cute wedding, and they weren't too concerned about it being a huge cake. They just need something smaller. And so, I did a couple of tiers and I was actually a chocolate cake. So it wasn't even white. So I did one chocolate cake but I have a done cake pops for a few weddings as like favors for the guests.
梅格：我認(rèn)識(shí)的一對(duì)夫妻辦了一場(chǎng)低成本的婚禮，他們對(duì)有沒有巨型蛋糕這件事并不關(guān)心。他們需要小一些的蛋糕。所以我做了一個(gè)有兩三層的巧克力蛋糕。我做的蛋糕甚至不是白色的。我做的是巧克力蛋糕，另外我還為婚禮準(zhǔn)備了一些棒棒糖蛋糕，可以送給賓客。
Todd: Wow. The cake pops are just the thing.
托德：哇哦。棒棒糖蛋糕正合我意。
Meg: Yeah, because they come out so cute. I actually have a cake pop set that I can make where it looks like a little bride and a little groom like a little tuxedo. And so those are probably my most popular ones for weddings. And I also, before cake pops, I was making truffles. So that's another thing that you can also decorate in a cute way.
梅格：對(duì)，因?yàn)榘舭籼堑案獾耐庑魏芸蓯?。我做了一套棒棒糖蛋糕，看上去像縮小版的新娘和新郎，還有禮服。這些可能是我做的最受歡迎的婚禮蛋糕了。我在做棒棒糖蛋糕之前，還做過松露巧克力。這也可以裝飾得很可愛。
Todd: Wow. Well, actually we'll talk about that more in the next interview. I'd like to ask you some questions about truffles.
托德：哇哦。我們?cè)谙缕诠?jié)目中再詳細(xì)說。我想問你幾個(gè)有關(guān)松露巧克力的問題。
Meg: Sure.
梅格：好的。
Freaky Foods 恐怖的食物
Rory: So Abidemi, do you remember we were talking about food combinations which people find strange.
羅瑞：阿比德米，你記得我們之前談過人們認(rèn)為很奇怪的食物搭配嗎?
Abidemi: Hmm.
阿比德米：記得。
Rory: Well, I was wondering, are there any foods which just freak you out, which you'd never eat?
羅瑞：嗯，我在想，有沒有什么食物讓你感到害怕，就是那些你從來不吃的食物?
Abidemi: Well, I think the older I have gotten, the more I've become, kind of, hesitant to try new food, which is strange.
阿比德米：嗯，隨著年齡的增長(zhǎng)，我越來越不愿意去嘗試那種看上去很奇怪的新食物。
Rory: Yeah.
羅瑞：嗯。
Abidemi: Before, the thought...
阿比德米：以前……
Rory: I thought you were going to say more adventurous. It's the opposite.
羅瑞：我本來以為你會(huì)說更愿意嘗試新食物呢。結(jié)果恰恰相反。
Abidemi: It is the opposite, unfortunately. Before, the thought of eating insects or cats and dogs didn't do anything for me. It didn't do anything bad. It was just like, "Oh sure, I'll try it." Before, my philosophy was if it's food, and if I see somebody else eating it, I'll try it.
阿比德米：很不幸，的確是恰恰相反。以前吃昆蟲、貓肉或是狗肉這種對(duì)我來說沒什么，并不會(huì)讓我抵觸。我可能會(huì)說，“哦好，我可以嘗試一下”。以前，我的想法是，只要是食物，或者如果我看到其他人吃過，那我就會(huì)去嘗試。
Rory: Right.
羅瑞：好。
Abidemi: But now, just the thought of it, of trying to eat a dog or a cat, I don't want to.
阿比德米：可是現(xiàn)在，只是想一下要吃狗肉或貓肉，我就不想嘗試了。
Rory: So did you try some strange foods when you were younger?
羅瑞：你年輕的時(shí)候有嘗試過奇怪的食物嗎?
Abidemi: Yes. I traveled to Northern Canada, and I lived in an Inuit community for a little while. And there, they eat a lot of different sea animals.
阿比德米：有。我在加拿大北部地區(qū)旅行時(shí)，在一個(gè)因紐特社區(qū)生活了一段時(shí)間。那里的人吃很多海洋動(dòng)物。
Rory: Right.
羅瑞：好。
Abidemi: For example, whales, what else? They eat caribou as well. Just different animals and I tried a lot of that. And I really liked it. It was good.
阿比德米：舉個(gè)例子，他們吃鯨魚，還有什么來著?他們也吃北美馴鹿。我在那里吃過很多種不同的動(dòng)物。我非常喜歡，味道很不錯(cuò)。
Rory: Okay.
羅瑞：好。
Abidemi: It didn't do anything bad to me or...
阿比德米：對(duì)我沒什么不好的影響。
Rory: Right.
羅瑞：好。
Abidemi: Yeah, I didn't get sick or anything from it.
阿比德米：嗯，我沒有生病之類的。
Rory: And you didn't have a problem with the connection between this animal, the whale, which people have now raised to be like this is so important for our planet?
羅瑞：你認(rèn)為吃那些動(dòng)物沒什么問題?現(xiàn)在人們認(rèn)為鯨魚對(duì)我們的星球非常重要。
Abidemi: Personally, no. I didn't. I think – I don't want to say I'm being selfish but to me, if you're doing it for – not to sell, not for commercialization, and for these people, for those people, the Inuits, it's their way of living. It's their way of surviving.
阿比德米：個(gè)人來說我認(rèn)為沒問題。我并不認(rèn)為我很自私，對(duì)我來說，只要不是為了賣錢，不是把鯨魚商品化，只是為了這些民眾的生活沒什么問題，對(duì)因紐特人來說那是他們的生活方式。那是他們的生存方式。
Rory: Right.
羅瑞：好。
Abidemi: So I didn't have any problems with that. So I think maybe in general, too. That's where that philosophy before was if somebody else is eating it, and it's okay, I'll try it. Why not?
阿比德米：所以我認(rèn)為那沒什么問題。我認(rèn)為總體來說也沒問題。那是我以前的理念，如果其他人吃了，那我就會(huì)接受，我也會(huì)嘗試。為什么不呢?
Rory: Okay.
羅瑞：好。
Abidemi: So I don't know.
阿比德米：我也說不清楚。
Rory: I've never tried anything like that but if I see... When I traveled in Southeast Asia, I did try some insects.
羅瑞：我從來沒吃過鯨魚之類的，不過我在東南亞旅行的時(shí)候吃過昆蟲。
Abidemi: Okay.
阿比德米：好。
Rory: And they looked terrible, and it's really hard to get your mind around the fact you're going to eat it. When you eat it, it doesn't – I mean, it tastes okay.
羅瑞：那些昆蟲看上去很可怕，很難想象要吃下這些昆蟲。不過那些昆蟲的味道還可以。
Abidemi: Okay.
阿比德米：好。
Rory: They normally cook that maybe candied, served a little bit salt or a little bit salty.
羅瑞：他們通常會(huì)把昆蟲制成蜜餞，然后在上面灑一些鹽。
Abidemi: Oh. All right.
阿比德米：哦。好。
Rory: So they taste okay. But your eyes continue to tell your brain that there's something wrong.
羅瑞：所以味道還可以。不過你的眼睛仍然在跟你的大腦說，有些不太對(duì)。
Abidemi: Okay. Okay. Do you think you would try it again?
阿比德米：好。你還會(huì)再嘗試一次嗎?
Rory: I think I would. I think the future is insects.
羅瑞：我想我會(huì)的。我認(rèn)為未來昆蟲也是食物。
Abidemi: Okay. The future is insects. That's funny.
阿比德米：好。未來昆蟲也是食物。這很有趣。
Rory: Yeah.
羅瑞：嗯。
Abidemi: It's funny, in Nigeria, we used to, when I was a kid, we would – I don't know what you call them. They were like – I don't want to say termites – I'm not sure. But they were flying. A certain type of flying insects that will come at a certain time of the year and they were only there maybe for two or three weeks. And we will just catch them and fry them. Just salted and fried. It was really good.
阿比德米：這很有趣，我還是孩子的時(shí)候，我們?cè)谀崛绽麃啎?huì)……我不知道你們管那種蟲子叫什么。我想不是白蟻，我不確定那是什么。它們會(huì)飛。那是一種會(huì)飛的昆蟲，在每年的某個(gè)時(shí)間出現(xiàn)，它們可能只會(huì)出現(xiàn)兩三周左右。我們會(huì)抓住它們，然后炸著吃。就放點(diǎn)鹽炸著吃。味道非常不錯(cuò)。
Rory: Yeah.
羅瑞：好。
Abidemi: And back then to me, it wasn't anything strange. It was just like nice.
阿比德米：那時(shí)我認(rèn)為那不是奇怪的事。我覺得那很正常。
Rory: Right.
羅瑞：好。
Abidemi: I would think that I would like to try it again because it was just so good, just from my memories. But I don't know I might hesitate now to eat it.
阿比德米：我以前想再吃一次，因?yàn)樵谖业挠洃浝?，那種蟲子的味道特別好。不過現(xiàn)在我可能會(huì)猶豫要不要吃。
Rory: Yeah. I think people can quickly become used to strange foods.
羅瑞：好。我認(rèn)為人們很快就會(huì)習(xí)慣奇怪的食物。
Abidemi: Okay.
阿比德米：對(duì)。
Rory: So like nobody ate raw fish in England, say, 25 years ago. But with Japanese food becoming more popular, now it's perfectly acceptable. Lots of people like to eat like raw, raw fish.
羅瑞：25年前，英國沒人吃生魚片。而隨著日本飲食越來越受歡迎，現(xiàn)在英國人完全可以接受生魚片。許多人喜歡吃生魚片。
Abidemi: Okay. Okay. I think, if you say, if you say something it's healthy, it can quickly gain in popularity.
阿比德米：好。我的看法是，如果有人說某種食物有益健康，那種食物很快就會(huì)流行起來。
Rory: Yeah. Yeah. And –
羅瑞：對(duì)，沒錯(cuò)。
Strange Foods奇怪的食物
Rory: Hi, Abidemi.
羅瑞：嗨，阿比德米。
Abidemi: Hi Rory.
阿比德米：嗨，羅瑞。
Rory: So I was thinking about food in different countries.
羅瑞：我想聊聊不同國家的美食。
Abidemi: Oh, my favorite topic.
阿比德米：哦，這是我最喜歡談的話題。
Rory: Yeah.
羅瑞：好。
Abidemi: I love eating.
阿比德米：我喜歡美食。
Rory: Okay. Some countries have foods which other countries seem to find a bit strange. Okay. Something in England which people find quite odd which we think is perfectly normal is do you know lasagna?
羅瑞：好。有些國家的食物在其他國家看起來會(huì)有點(diǎn)兒奇怪。嗯。有人認(rèn)為英國有些食物非常奇怪，可是我們認(rèn)為很正常，你知道烤寬面條嗎?
Abidemi: Yes.
阿比德米：知道。
Rory: The Italian food, lasagna?
羅瑞：你知道意大利美食烤寬面條嗎?
Abidemi: Yes, I do.
阿比德米：我知道。
Rory: In England, if you go to a pub, it's always served with chips – French fries. So lasagna and French fries together.
羅瑞：在英國，酒吧通常會(huì)把烤寬面條和薯?xiàng)l搭配在一起?？緦捗鏃l和薯?xiàng)l一起供應(yīng)。
Abidemi: Okay.
阿比德米：好。
Rory: And people just seem to think this is weird, but in England it's completely normal. So I was wondering if you'd come across anything similar to that in countries you'd visited or even in your own country.
羅瑞：有人認(rèn)為這很怪異，不過這在英國非常普遍。我想知道，你在外國旅行時(shí)，或者在自己的國家有沒有遇到過類似的事情?
Abidemi: All right. I think for me, when I was in Japan, I had – they have the combination of bread and noodles. So they would have noodles inside of bread, which to me is strange because it's carbohydrates plus carbohydrates.
阿比德米：好。我在日本的時(shí)候，發(fā)現(xiàn)日本有一種面包和面條結(jié)合起來的食物。他們把面條放進(jìn)面包里，我認(rèn)為這種食物非常奇怪，因?yàn)槟鞘翘妓衔锖吞妓衔锝Y(jié)合的高糖飲食。
Rory: Well, that's quite similar to lasagna and chips, isn't it?
羅瑞：嗯，那跟烤面包條和薯?xiàng)l一起供應(yīng)類似，不是嗎?
Abidemi: You're right. You're right. I would expect bread with hamburger or something more proteinous.
阿比德米：沒錯(cuò)。你說得對(duì)。我希望面包和漢堡或是其他富含蛋白質(zhì)的食物搭配。
Rory: Right.
羅瑞：好。
Abidemi: But yeah – so that's strange. And I've also heard in Thailand, they have corn on ice cream.
阿比德米：這很奇怪。我聽說泰國會(huì)把玉米放在冰激凌上。
Rory: Yeah, I tried that.
羅瑞：對(duì)，我吃過。
Abidemi: How was it?
阿比德米：怎么樣?
Rory: It was strange.
羅瑞：很奇怪。
Abidemi: Okay.
阿比德米：好吧。
Rory: It was really strange because like in England, we always think corn is something you have with your main course even though it's very sweet. But actually, it matches quite well with ice cream, but it looks strange because it's unexpected.
羅瑞：我認(rèn)為那很奇怪，因?yàn)槲覀冇苏J(rèn)為玉米是搭配主菜吃的，雖然玉米非常甜。不過其實(shí)玉米和冰激凌的搭配很好，雖然看上去很奇怪，可能是因?yàn)檫@種搭配出乎我們的意料吧。
Abidemi: Interesting. Interesting. Maybe a bit like in Japan – back to Japan again, where they have mayonnaise on their pizza. And at the beginning for me too it was very strange when I first tried it. But now, I think from that experience, I've grown used to put in mayonnaise on my pizza, and actually love it.
阿比德米：有意思。真有趣。也許和日本的情況類似，我們?cè)僬f回日本的食物，他們會(huì)在批薩上放蛋黃醬。我第一次吃的時(shí)候覺得那非常奇怪。不過那之后，我漸漸習(xí)慣在批薩上涂蛋黃醬了，實(shí)際上我很喜歡這種吃法。
Rory: Okay, yeah. I haven't caught to that one yet.
羅瑞：好。我還沒有試過。
Abidemi: Okay.
阿比德米：嗯。
Rory: But I know when I went to Belgium, in Belgium, they always have French fries with mayonnaise.
羅瑞：我去比利時(shí)玩的時(shí)候，我發(fā)現(xiàn)他們吃薯?xiàng)l會(huì)蘸蛋黃醬。
Abidemi: Okay.
阿比德米：好。
Rory: And again, when I first tried it, it seemed very strange because in the UK we always have chips with ketchup.
羅瑞：我第一次吃的時(shí)候感覺很奇怪，因?yàn)樵谟覀兂允項(xiàng)l會(huì)搭配番茄醬。
Abidemi: I see.
阿比德米：我明白了。
Rory: But with mayonnaise, it's actually pretty good.
羅瑞：不過其實(shí)搭配蛋黃醬，味道非常不錯(cuò)。
Abidemi: Yeah. I think so, too. I think what I like is French fries, mayonnaise, and ketchup.
阿比德米：對(duì)，我也是這么想的。我吃薯?xiàng)l的時(shí)候喜歡把蛋黃醬和番茄醬混合在一起。
Rory: Together?
羅瑞：一起蘸?jiǎn)?
Abidemi: Together.
阿比德米：對(duì)，一起。
Rory: You mix the ketchup and the mayonnaise.
羅瑞：你把蛋黃醬和番茄醬混合在一起?
Abidemi: I do, yes. You should try it sometimes.
阿比德米：沒錯(cuò)。你可以嘗試一下。
Rory: I will try it, but I do think that's a bit strange.
羅瑞：我會(huì)嘗試的，不過我認(rèn)為那有些奇怪。
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