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A Hamburger in Pyongyang
汉堡在平壤
A hamburger (or burger) is a sandwich consisting of a cooked patty of ground meat, usually beef, placed in an open bun or between two slices of bread. Hamburgers are often served with lettuce1, tomato, onion, pickles2, or cheese and condiments3 such as ketchup4, mustard, mayonnaise, and relish5.
汉堡包(或称汉堡)是一种夹了一块碎肉馅的三明治,通常是将牛肉放在一片小圆面包上或夹在两片面包之间。汉堡包经常配有莴苣、西红柿、洋葱、泡黄瓜,或奶酪和调味品,如番茄酱、芥末,蛋黄酱以及其他佐料。
Hamburgers are usually a feature of western fast food restaurants. The hamburgers served in major fast food establishments are mass-produced in factories and frozen for delivery to the site. A high-quality hamburger patty is made entirely6 of ground beef and seasonings7; this may be described as an “all-beef hamburger” or “all-beef patties” to distinguish them from inexpensive hamburgers made with added flour, texturized vegetable protein or other fillers to decrease their cost.
汉堡包通常是西方快餐店的特色。在主要快餐店供应的汉堡包是在工厂里大批量生产冷冻后送来的。高品质的汉堡包肉饼完全是由牛肉和调味料制成。它们可被称作“全牛肉汉堡”或“全牛肉饼”,以区别于添加了面粉、膨体植物蛋白或其他添加剂以降低成本制成的廉价汉堡包。
It’s not possible to get a hamburger in the North Korean capital, but it is possible to buy “minced8 beef with bread” at Pyongyang’s first fast food restaurant.
你不可能在朝鲜首都买到汉堡包,但可以在平壤的第一家快餐店买到“面包夹碎牛肉”。
Although the leader Kim Jong II, has long banned any cultural influences considered to be “US imperialist”,the country opened its first-ever fast-food restaurant in June, 2009.
虽然其领导人金正日早已禁止任何被认为是“美帝国主义”的文化侵袭,但该国在2009年6月还是开设了其第一家快餐店。
The restaurant was opened with the help of a Singaporean company, according to the Choson Sinbo, a North Korean newspaper operating out of Japan. The newspaper added that the restaurant also serves waffles and draught9 beer, and is planning to introduce hot dogs and croissants to its menu, but with Korean names.
根据在日本经营的《朝鲜新报》报道,这家餐厅是在一家新加坡公司帮助下开业的。该报补充道,餐厅也提供华夫饼干和桶装啤酒, 并计划引进热狗和羊角面包,但用朝鲜名字写在菜单上。
All of its burgers, whether made of minced beef, fish or vegetables, come with lashings of kim-chi, the spicy10 pickled cabbage that Koreans prize.
它的所有的汉堡,无论是用碎牛肉、鱼还是蔬菜倣的,都加有泡菜。泡菜是朝鲜人喜欢的腌制辣白菜。
Before the restaurant opened, staff were trained on cooking and service techniques by a staffer dispatched from the Singaporean company, but it developed food with new flavors after repeated tasting and sampling.
在餐厅开业前,新加坡公荀派来了一名员工训练餐厅员工烹调和脤务技能。但是他们在不断尝试和取样后做出了新口味。
The menu features many items that would be familiar to most Americans, but while there is an item that looks like a hambuiger and tastes like a hamburger the North Koreans do not call it a hamburger.
美国人对菜单上大多数东西都很熟悉,但上面有一道菜看起来像汉堡包、吃起来像汉堡包但朝鲜人却不称其为汉堡包。
The North Koreans are concerned about foreign influences and were reluctant to call their “minced beef with bread” by its common American name.
朝鲜人担心受外国的影响,不愿用其通用的美国名字去叫他们的“面包夹碎牛肉”。
The associated press was allowed to shoot video inside the restaurant as the staff prepared meals for customers.
美联社获准在餐厅内拍摄员工为顾客准备食物的视频。
The video showed the staff, mostly young women, in orange aprons11 and white hats cooking hamburgers and French fries.
录像显示了工作人员烹饪汉堡包和炸薯条的场景。她们大多是年轻女性,身穿橙色围裙头戴白色帽子。
“It is not so long since its opening, but our restaurant has become popular among our people and foreigners,” manager Ko Jong Ok told broadcaster in Pyongyang on Thursday. uWe are planning to set up branches in many places of the city in the future.”
星期二,Ko Jong OK经理在平壤告诉记者虽然开店时间不长,但我们的餐厅已经深受广大市民和外国人的欢迎,我们正计划将来在城市的很多地方开设分店。”
One British customer said he was satisfied.
一位英国顾客告诉记者他很满意。
“I think it is very clean and I think every effort has been made to present the food very well”,George Bottomley said.
乔治.博顿利说我觉得这里很干净,而且他们都在努力做好每一份食物。
“Minced beef and bread” costs $ 1.70 ( £ 1.03),roughly the same price as a McDonald’s cheeseburger in the UK but almost half the daily income of an average North Korean. The average wage in North Korea last year was just under £ 650.
“面包夹碎牛肉”售价1.70美元(1.03英磅),大致相当于英国麦当劳干酪汉堡的价格,但几乎是朝鲜人均日收入的一半。去年朝鲜的平均工资就在650英镑以下。
Such hamburgers are unlikely to be frequented by ordinary people in the DPRK, which is one of the world’s poorest countries.
朝鲜是世界上最贫困的国家之一,普通老百姓是不可能经常购买这样的汉堡包的。
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n.莴苣;生菜 | |
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n.腌菜( pickle的名词复数 );处于困境;遇到麻烦;菜酱 | |
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n.滋味,享受,爱好,调味品;vt.加调味料,享受,品味;vi.有滋味 | |
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v.切碎( mince的过去式和过去分词 );剁碎;绞碎;用绞肉机绞(食物,尤指肉) | |
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adj.加香料的;辛辣的,有风味的 | |
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围裙( apron的名词复数 ); 停机坪,台口(舞台幕前的部份) | |
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