Glossary entry

Dutch term or phrase:

lentebouquet

English translation:

a concentrated flavouring paste made from spring herbs

Added to glossary by Johan Venter
Dec 10, 2006 20:47
17 yrs ago
Dutch term

lentebouquet

Dutch to English Other Cooking / Culinary
This is an ingredient in a dish.

100 ml runderbouillon
100 ml volle melk
50 ml room
70 gram gemengde groenten
snufje kerriepoeder
mespunt **lentebouquet** pasta

BEREIDINGSWIJZE:
De bouillon, de melk en de room verhitten. Gemengde groenten toevoegen. Kerriepoeder en **lentebouquet** pasta erbij.

This obviously is not a bunch of flowers.

TIA

Discussion

Johan Venter (asker) Dec 10, 2006:
Hi Kate - It is a paste of some sort, but no further clue is given as to what exactly that could be.
Kate Hudson (X) Dec 10, 2006:
Could it be something like a paste made from parsley and coriander ???? That might fit into the recipe?

Proposed translations

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a concentrated flavouring paste made from spring herbs

An interpretation (similar to paste boullions), although I've never seen this product (and your text is the only google hit I get).

In any case, there are other similar products such as:

1963 knorr bouquet garni 8 tablets € 1,75
1964 knorr bouquet italiano 8 tablets € 1,75
1965 knorr bouquet garlic-parsley 8 tablets € 1,75
1966 knorr bouquet provencale 8 tablets € 1,75
1967 knorr bouquet onion-gardenherbs 8 tablets € 1,75
http://www.homeservice.be/shop/UK/shop.asp?strcategory=GROCE...
Peer comment(s):

agree writeaway : Maggi has paste-like seasoning but client really has to be asked since nothing at all shows up that isn't textiles or flowers (I even tried primavera and printemps but nothing worked)
11 hrs
my sentiment exactly// and 'seasoning' is a better choice
agree Saskia Steur (X) : I would also check with your client
11 hrs
agree hirselina
1 day 13 hrs
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "I pointed this term out to the client, but unfortunately did not get any feedback. This answer does seem very reasonable to me though. Thank you Ken."
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