The builder – Bilingual Lyrics Spanish/English

• By: Kevin MacLeod

Lyrics & Translation

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[English]

Hello, recipe lovers!

Today we're going to prepare an appetizer that I believe needs no introduction!

Some cheese sticks or fingers!

For this, we will need a block like this of our favorite soft cheese

Like Gouda or mozzarella. I will use Emmental.

What we're going to do is cut it into strips about 2cm thick

so that they are similar in size to an index finger

but a rather thick finger, not like mine. More like Shrek's finger!

Once the cheese is prepared, we will put egg in a deep plate

we add a small pinch of salt

and with a fork, we give it a "whisk" for a few seconds and beat it well

Then, one by one, we will dip the cheese sticks well in the egg

Next, we pass them through breadcrumbs

You can buy breadcrumbs or make them with stale bread you have at home

Now, we will dip the stick back into the beaten egg so it gets well coated!

And again, we will pass it through the breadcrumbs!

By dipping it twice in egg and breadcrumbs, we will have a super crispy outer layer

And once it's well breaded, we set the sticks aside on a plate until we finish breading them all

Then we will let them rest in the fridge for an hour...

After the time is up, we will fry the cheese sticks in plenty of very hot oil

We will fry them for about a minute. Until they are nicely golden on the outside

After the time is up, we remove them from the oil and place them on absorbent paper, before devouring them...

...if you like cheese, they are so good you could eat the plate!

And as a result, we will have this...

Authentic ambrosia of the Greek gods!

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[Spanish]

¡Hola receteros y receteras!

¡Hoy vamos a preparar un aperitivo que yo creo que no necesita ni presentación!

¡Unos dedos o palitos de queso!

para ello, necesitaremos un bloque como éste de nuestro queso blando preferido

Como Gouda, o mozzarella. Yo utilizaré emmental

lo que vamos a hacer con él es cortarlo en tiras de alrededor de 2cm de grosor

que queden con un tamaño similar al dedo índice

pero un dedo más bien grueso, no como el mío. Más bien ¡como el dedo de Shrek!

una vez preparado el queso vamos a poner huevo en un plato hondo

le añadimos una pequeña pizca de sal

y con un tenedor le damos "zapatilla" durante unos segundos y lo batimos bien

después y uno a uno vamos a mojar bien de huevo los palitos de queso

luego, los pasamos por pan rallado

el pan rallado puedes comprarlo o puedes hacerlo con pan duro que tengas por casa

ahora, vamos a volver a pasar el palito por huevo batido ¡que se embadurne bien de él!

y nuevamente ¡a pasarlo por pan rallado!

con ésto de pasarlo dos veces por huevo y por pan rallado tendremos una capa exterior super crujiente

y una vez esté bien empanado, reservamos los palitos en un plato, hasta terminar de empanarlos todos

después los vamos a dejar reposar en la nevera una hora...

pasado el tiempo, vamos a freir los palitos de queso en abundante aceite muy caliente

los vamos a freír alrededor de un minuto. Hasta que estén bien doraditos por fuera

Pasado el tiempo los retiramos del aceite y los colocamos en papel absorbente, antes de engullirlos...

...si te gusta el queso ¡están para comerse hasta el plato!

y como resultado, tendremos ésto....

¡auténtica ambrosía de los dioses griegos!

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Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
prepare /prɪˈpɛə(r)/ B1	verb - to make or get ready for something
cut /kʌt/ A2	verb - to divide or make an incision with a sharp object
spread /spred/ B2	verb - to extend over a surface
melt /mɛlt/ B2	verb - to change from solid to liquid
bake /beɪk/ B2	verb - to cook food by dry heat without direct exposure to a flame
fry /fraɪ/ B2	verb - to cook food in hot oil or fat
crunchy /ˈkrʌntʃi/ B2	adjective - having a crisp, firm texture
golden /ˈɡoʊldən/ B2	adjective - having a bright yellow color
crispy /ˈkrɪspi/ B2	adjective - crisp and easily breakable
batter /ˈbætər/ B2	noun - a mixture of flour and liquid used for coating or baking
delicious /dɪˈlɪʃəs/ B2	adjective - tasting very good or as if it does
crispy /ˈkrɪspi/ B2	adjective - firm, dry, and easily broken

Key Grammar Structures

• ¡Hoy vamos a preparar un aperitivo que yo creo que no necesita ni presentación!

  ➔ Future tense (ir a + infinitive); Subjunctive mood (necesita)

  ➔ "Vamos a preparar" indicates a near future action. "No necesita" uses the subjunctive because it's part of a "que" clause expressing an opinion or belief ("yo creo que"). Although indicative is often used after "creer", the negative "no creo que" typically requires the subjunctive.

• lo que vamos a hacer con él es cortarlo en tiras de alrededor de 2cm de grosor

  ➔ Relative pronoun "lo que"; Periphrastic future (ir a + infinitive)

  ➔ "Lo que" functions as a relative pronoun referring to a general idea or action. "Vamos a hacer" is again the periphrastic future, indicating a plan or intention.

• que queden con un tamaño similar al dedo índice

  ➔ Subjunctive mood (queden) in a relative clause expressing a characteristic.

  ➔ The use of "queden" (subjunctive) is because the relative clause ("que queden con un tamaño similar al dedo índice") describes a desired or hypothetical characteristic of the cheese strips. The subjunctive is often used in relative clauses that define or qualify something in a non-specific way.

• una vez preparado el queso vamos a poner huevo en un plato hondo

  ➔ Past participle as an adjective (preparado)

  ➔ "Preparado" is the past participle of "preparar" and functions as an adjective modifying "el queso". It describes the state of the cheese.

• y con un tenedor le damos "zapatilla" durante unos segundos y lo batimos bien

  ➔ Indirect Object Pronoun (le)

  ➔ "Le damos zapatilla" translates to "we give it a beating". "Le" is an indirect object pronoun referring to "el huevo" (the egg). It indicates to whom or for whom the action is performed.

• después y uno a uno vamos a mojar bien de huevo los palitos de queso

  ➔ Order of words, "mojar bien DE huevo" means in egg very well

  ➔ The normal structure would be in english "dip well the cheese sticks in the egg" , you can use DE if you say "Well of egg", but this is an option in Spanish

• con ésto de pasarlo dos veces por huevo y por pan rallado tendremos una capa exterior super crujiente

  ➔ Future simple (tendremos) expressing a consequence; "Con ésto de" indicating a reason or condition.

  ➔ "Tendremos" indicates the result of the repeated coating process. "Con ésto de" introduces the reason why that result will happen.