I was surprised to come across this blog entry from a lady in France, who made our bagel recipe and translated it into French for her blog! :)
Since I don't know any French, I emailed Aline, a reader and commenter who knows both French and English. I was happy to hear that all those French words were saying good things about the bagels... and not bad! ;)
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Tammy, I used Babel Fish to
Tammy,
I used Babel Fish to translate the blog. It wasn't perfect but pretty good. I think I may go back and read more....I am fasinated by life in other countries.
Shari
Neat!
Neat!
Thankyou!!
Hello! i 'm Miss Cookliquot...the one who does your recipe!! Youre blog is great, fresh and so interesting...!!! I love youre interesting to make good things with not much money!!!
i' m not so good in english...sorry...but the last world you have to remember is: "Thank's!!!"
ELodie-Joy
Awww!
That is neat! I hope you are feeling better now, and are able to post more recipes again!
Bonjour Elodie-Joy!
Comme les Quebecois disent, "Tres cool"! Ou habite-vous?
(For you non-French-speakers, I said, "As the Quebeckers say, "Very 'cool'! Where do you live?")
Kathleen (d'Alberta, Canada)
Shari, wow! I hadn't heard
Shari, wow! I hadn't heard of that. :)
Elodie-Joy, welcome! :)
Martha, I hope so too... some days I wonder though! :)
Bagels
I posted our bagels on my blog. For some reason they fell when I put them in the boiling water. The taste was great though. Any idea what I did wrong? I did use a whole grain recipe instead, but I don't know if that makes a difference.
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