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But they are excellent, especially for breakfast relishes, either salted, split, dried, and peppered, or pickled.

하지만 이것들은 훌륭하며, 특히 아침 식사의 별미로 좋은데, 소금에 절이거나, 쪼개거나, 말리거나, 후추를 뿌리거나, 또는 피클로 만들 수 있습니다.

Mackerel are very good when prepared in either of these ways.

고등어는 이러한 방법 중 어느 것으로 조리해도 매우 맛있습니다.

7. Fresh Water Fish.

7. 민물고기.

The remarks as to firmness and clear fresh eyes apply to this variety of fish, of which there are carp, tench, pike, perch, &c.

신선도와 맑고 선명한 눈에 관한 앞서의 설명은 이 종류의 생선에도 적용되며, 여기에는 잉어, 텐치, 강꼬치고기, 농어 등이 포함됩니다.

8. Lobsters

8. 바닷가재

recently caught, have always some remains of muscular action in the claws, which may be excited by pressing the eyes with the finger; when this cannot be produced, the lobster must have been too long kept.

최근에 잡힌 바닷가재는 집게발에 항상 약간의 근육 운동이 남아 있으며, 이는 손가락으로 눈을 눌러 자극할 수 있습니다. 이러한 반응이 나타나지 않는다면 바닷가재가 너무 오래 보관된 것입니다.

When boiled, the tail preserves its elasticity if fresh, but loses it as soon as it becomes stale.

삶았을 때, 신선한 경우에는 꼬리의 탄력이 유지되지만, 신선도가 떨어지면 곧바로 탄력을 잃습니다.

The heaviest lobsters are the best; when light they are watery and poor.

가장 무거운 바닷가재가 가장 좋습니다. 가벼운 것은 수분이 많고 맛이 없습니다.

Hen lobsters may generally be known by the spawn, or by the breadth of the "flap."

암컷 바닷가재는 일반적으로 알의 유무나 "배판"의 너비로 구별할 수 있습니다.

9. Crab and Crayfish

9. 게와 가재

must be chosen by observations similar to those given above in the choice of lobsters.

바닷가재를 고를 때와 유사한 방법으로 선택해야 합니다.

Crabs have an agreeable smell when fresh.

게는 신선할 때 기분 좋은 냄새가 납니다.

10. Prawns and Shrimps,

10. 왕새우와 새우,

when fresh, are firm and crisp.

신선할 때는 단단하고 아삭합니다.

11. Oysters.

11. 굴.

If fresh, the shell is firmly closed; when the shells of oysters are open, they are dead, and unfit for food.

신선한 경우에는 껍데기가 단단히 닫혀 있으며, 굴의 껍데기가 열려 있으면 죽은 것으로 식용에 적합하지 않습니다.

The small-shelled oysters, the Byfleet, Colchester, and Milford, are the finest in flavour.

껍데기가 작은 굴인 바이플리트, 콜체스터, 밀퍼드산 굴이 맛이 가장 뛰어납니다.

Larger kinds, as the Torbay oysters, are generally considered only fit for stewing and sauces, and as an addition to rump-steak puddings and pies, though some persons prefer them to the smaller oysters, even when not cooked.

토베이 굴과 같은 더 큰 종류는 일반적으로 찌개나 소스, 그리고 럼프스테이크 푸딩과 파이의 재료로만 적합하다고 여겨지지만, 일부 사람들은 조리하지 않은 경우에도 작은 굴보다 이것을 더 선호합니다.

Vocabulary

하지만
hajiman — However; but; used to contrast two statements
이것들은
igeotdeureun — As for these things; these (topic marker)
훌륭하며
hullyunghamyeo — Being excellent or outstanding; and is splendid
특히
teukhi — Especially; particularly; above all others
아침
achim — Morning; also used to mean breakfast
식사의
siksaui — Of a meal; relating to dining or eating
별미로
byeolmiro — As a delicacy; as a special treat or dish
좋은데
joheunde — Good but; it is good and yet
소금에
sogeum-e — In salt; with salt (locative particle attached)
절이거나
jeorigeorana — To salt or pickle; to cure in brine
쪼개거나
jjogaegeorana — To split or divide; to cut into pieces
말리거나
malligeorana — To dry; to air-dry food or other things
후추를
huchureul — Pepper (object marker); black pepper spice
뿌리거나
ppurigeorana — To sprinkle or scatter; to spread over surface
또는
ttoneun — Or; alternatively; used to present another option
피클로
pikeullo — As a pickle; in the form of pickled food
만들
mandeul — To make; modifier form of 만들다 (make)
su — Ability; possibility; can (used with 있다/없다)
있습니다
itseumnida — There is; it exists; formal polite ending
고등어는
godeungeoneon — Mackerel (topic marker); as for mackerel fish
이러한
ireuhan — Such; this kind of; like this
방법
bangbeop — Method; way; manner of doing something
jung — Among; in the middle of; within a group
어느
eoneu — Any; which; some (indefinite determiner)
것으로
geoseuro — With; by means of; using a certain thing
조리해도
jorihaeido — Even if cooked; regardless of cooking method
매우
maeu — Very; extremely; highly (adverb of degree)
맛있습니다
masitseumnida — It is delicious; tastes very good (formal)
민물고기
minmulgogi — Freshwater fish; fish living in rivers or lakes
신선도와
sinseomdowa — Freshness and; quality of being fresh (with 와)
맑고
malkgo — Clear and; transparent and bright
선명한
seonmyeonghan — Vivid; clear; distinct and easy to see
눈에
nun-e — In the eyes; relating to the eyes
관한
gwanhan — Regarding; about; related to something
앞서의
apseooui — Previous; preceding; earlier mentioned
설명은
seolmyeong-eun — The explanation (topic marker); description
i — This; these; indicating something nearby
종류의
jongnyu-ui — Of a type or kind; belonging to a category
생선에도
saengseone-do — Even to fish; also applicable to this fish
적용되며
jeogyongdoemyeo — Is applied and; applies to something as well
여기에는
yeogie-neun — Here includes; in this category there are
잉어
ing-eo — Carp; a common freshwater fish species
농어
nong-eo — Bass; a type of perch-like food fish
등이
deung-i — And so on; et cetera; and others (subject)
포함됩니다
pohamidoemnida — Is included; is contained within; comprises
바닷가재
badatgajae — Lobster; a large marine crustacean seafood
최근에
choigeune — Recently; lately; in the near past
잡힌
japhin — Caught; captured; recently harvested (modifier)
바닷가재는
badatgajaeneun — Lobster (topic marker); as for lobster
집게발에
jipgebare — In the claws; at the pincers of a crustacean
항상
hangsang — Always; at all times; constantly
약간의
yakganui — Some; a little; a slight amount of
근육
geunyuk — Muscle; muscular tissue of the body
운동이
undongi — Movement; exercise; motion (subject marker)
남아
nama — Remaining; left over; still present
있으며
isseumyeo — There is and; exists and (connective form)
이는
ineun — This (topic marker); this means or indicates
손가락으로
songarageuro — With a finger; using one's finger to do
눈을
nuneul — Eyes (object marker); the eyes of something
눌러
nulleo — Pressing; pushing down on something firmly
자극할
jageukhal — To stimulate; to provoke a reaction in
반응이
baneungi — Reaction; response; sign of life (subject)
나타나지
natanaji — Does not appear; not showing; fails to manifest
않는다면
anneundamyeon — If it does not; conditional negation form
바닷가재가
badatgajaega — Lobster (subject marker); the lobster itself
너무
neomu — Too; excessively; more than appropriate
오래
orae — For a long time; long duration of storage
보관된
bogwandoen — Stored; kept; preserved for a period of time
것입니다
geosipnida — It is the case that; formal sentence-ending form
삶았을
salmaseul — When boiled; having been cooked in boiling water
ttae — Time; when; at the moment of something
신선한
sinseonhan — Fresh; newly obtained; not spoiled or old
경우에는
gyeongu-eneun — In the case of; when it comes to fresh ones
꼬리의
kkoriui — Of the tail; belonging to the tail part
탄력이
tallyeogi — Elasticity; springiness; resilience (subject)
유지되지만
yujidoejiman — Is maintained but; stays elastic however
신선도가
sinseomdoga — Freshness (subject marker); level of freshness
떨어지면
tteoreojimyeon — If it drops; when quality decreases or declines
곧바로
gotbaro — Immediately; right away; without any delay
탄력을
tallyeogeul — Elasticity (object marker); its springiness
잃습니다
ilseumnida — Loses; forfeits; no longer has (formal)
가장
gajang — Most; the most; superlative degree adverb
무거운
mugeogun — Heavy; weighing the most; heavier ones
좋습니다
joseumnida — Is good; is the best choice (formal polite)
가벼운
gabyeogun — Light; lightweight; not heavy in weight
것은
geoseun — The thing (topic marker); as for the light ones
수분이
subuni — Moisture; water content (subject marker)
많고
mankgo — Much and; having a lot and also
맛이
masi — Taste; flavor (subject marker)
없습니다
eopseumnida — There is none; does not have; lacks (formal)
암컷
amkeot — Female animal; the female of a species
일반적으로
ilbanjeogeuro — Generally; typically; in most cases
알의
arui — Of eggs; relating to eggs or roe
유무나
yumuna — Presence or absence of; whether or not existing
ui — Possessive particle; of; belonging to
너비로
neobiro — By width; based on the breadth or width
구별할
gubyeolhal — To distinguish; to differentiate between things
게와
gewa — Crab and; crab together with something else
가재
gajae — Crayfish; freshwater crustacean similar to lobster
바닷가재를
badatgajaereul — Lobster (object marker); selecting lobster
고를
goreul — To choose; to select; picking out (modifier)
때와
ttaewa — At the time and; same as when selecting
유사한
yusahan — Similar; alike; resembling in method or approach
방법으로
bangbeobeuro — By method; using a similar way or approach
선택해야
seontaekaeya — Must select; should choose carefully
합니다
hamnida — Do; does; formal polite sentence ending
게는
geneun — Crab (topic marker); as for crab
신선할
sinseonhal — When fresh; if it is fresh (modifier form)
기분
gibun — Feeling; mood; pleasant sensation
좋은
joeun — Good; pleasant; nice (modifier form)
냄새가
naemsaega — Smell; odor; scent (subject marker)
납니다
namnida — Comes from; emanates; produces (formal polite)
왕새우와
wangsaeuwa — Prawn and; large shrimp together with something
새우
saeu — Shrimp; small edible marine crustacean
때는
ttaeneun — At the time (topic); when buying or selecting
단단하고
dandanhago — Firm and; hard and solid in texture
아삭합니다
asakamnida — Is crisp; has a crunchy texture (formal)
gul — Oyster; a shellfish eaten raw or cooked
껍데기가
kkeopdeokiga — Shell (subject marker); the outer shell of oyster
단단히
dandanhi — Firmly; tightly; in a solid manner
닫혀
dachyeo — Closed; shut; tightly sealed (connective form)
굴의
gurui — Of the oyster; belonging to the oyster
열려
yeollyeo — Opened; open; in an open state
있으면
isseumyeon — If there is; if it is open or present
죽은
jugeun — Dead; deceased; no longer alive (modifier)
식용에
sigyong-e — For consumption; for food use
적합하지
jeokhapaiji — Not suitable; not appropriate for eating
않습니다
anseumnida — Does not; is not; negative formal ending
작은
jageun — Small; little; smaller in size (modifier)
굴인
gurin — That is oyster; which is a type of oyster
굴이
guri — Oyster (subject marker); the oyster is
뛰어납니다
ttwieona mnida — Is excellent; outstanding; superior in quality
굴과
gulgwa — Oyster and; oyster together with something
같은
gateun — Same; like; such as (comparative modifier)
deo — More; even more; comparative degree adverb
keun — Big; large; bigger in size (modifier form)
종류는
jongnyuneun — Type or kind (topic marker); as for the kind
찌개나
jjigaena — Stew or; as in a hot pot dish
소스
soseu — Sauce; a liquid condiment for food
그리고
geurigo — And; also; furthermore; connecting two items
파이의
paiui — Of pie; belonging to or used in a pie
재료로만
jaeryoroman — Only as an ingredient; solely as a component
적합하다고
jeokaphadadago — Said to be suitable; considered appropriate for
여겨지지만
yeogyeojijiman — Though considered; regarded as such but still
일부
ilbu — Some; a part; a portion of people or things
사람들은
saramdeureun — People (topic marker); as for some people
조리하지
jorihaji — Not cook; without cooking or preparation
않은
aneun — Not done; uncooked; in a raw state (modifier)
경우에도
gyeongue-do — Even in the case of; even when raw or uncooked
굴보다
gulboda — More than oyster; compared to regular oysters
이것을
igeoseul — This (object marker); prefer this over oysters
선호합니다
seonhohamnida — Prefer; favor; like something over another (formal)
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