おはようございます。KANOです。今回はこちらの記事から。
ヘルシーじゃない中華料理メニューについて。
中華料理食べるなら健康気にしちゃいけないよ、あの油と辛さを堪能しないとさ。
postbellum
意味 戦後の （⇔antebellum） ; 南北戦争後の.
Chinese food is inventive, diverse, and delicious, so it’s little surprise that it’s one of the most popular cuisines both across the world and in the U.S. The popularity of Chinese food in the United States dates back to the end of the 19th century, with postbellum Chinese migrants bringing new recipes and food techniques to cities across the country. From there, more and more people fell in love with the distinctive flavors and textures of Chinese cuisine.
https://www.thedailymeal.com/1391974/unhealthiest-chinese-restaurant-dishes/
ludicrous
意味 〈行為· 考えなどが〉ばかげた, 滑稽な （ridiculous より強意的）
Barbecue spare ribs might seem like a high-protein, low-carb choice, but the cut of meat that’s used to make them is almost ludicrously high in fat. In just 3 ounces of pork spare rib, there are 337 calories, almost 26 grams of fat, and 9.5 grams of saturated fat. To put it into perspective, that’s almost ½ of your daily value of saturated fat in 85 grams of meat.
https://www.thedailymeal.com/1391974/unhealthiest-chinese-restaurant-dishes/
ridiculousとスペル似てるなあと思いながら調べたら…強調なんかいw
devoid
意味 (かたく)[be ～ of A]〈人· 物などが〉A〈性質など〉を欠いている, まったく持っていない.
Additionally, Harris-Pincus points out that unlike other Chinese dishes, which balance out their deep-fried food with fresh vegetables, General Tso’s chicken is devoid of those. This means that it’s benefitting from none of the fiber, vitamins, and minerals that these vegetables can provide.
https://www.thedailymeal.com/1391974/unhealthiest-chinese-restaurant-dishes/
redundant
意味 〈物· 事が〉余分な, 不必要な
White flour is also pretty nutritionally redundant. As well as having virtually no fiber, it also doesn’t contain any vitamins or minerals. Lo mein can also be very high in sodium thanks to the sauces that are used when cooking it, like soy and oyster sauce.
https://www.thedailymeal.com/1391974/unhealthiest-chinese-restaurant-dishes/
余分・過剰なものこそおいしいの、あるある。
moreish
意味 (英· くだけて) もっと食べたくなるほどおいしい.
Shrimp toast is undeniably moreish, and each piece can go down in just a few bites. But those bites are positively packed with fat and calories. A small ½ slice of shrimp toast contains just shy of 150 calories, and a large amount of these come from the 9.27 grams of fat present in the appetizer. That equates to around 12% of your recommended daily value of fat in a tiny piece of fried bread.
https://www.thedailymeal.com/1391974/unhealthiest-chinese-restaurant-dishes/
Prawn cracker
意味 エビせんべい (中国料理).
In Chinese cuisine, contrast is everything — and not just when it comes to flavor. “Good Chinese food always has smooth and crunchy. There’s always that contrast of texture in Chinese food,” says “Simply Ming: One-Pot Meals” author Ming Tsai to the Seattle Times. Prawn crackers offer this difference in abundance, with their ultra-crispy consistency balancing the softness of your noodles, rice, and sauce-based mains.
https://www.thedailymeal.com/1391974/unhealthiest-chinese-restaurant-dishes/
軽くてサクサクで止まらなくなるからやばいメニュー。油もたっぷり使われてるからなー美味しいですよそりゃ。
