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穴が開いて来たら / 引っ掛かっていたらしく / ここ / 関西風のお好み焼き

eeky

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Hi,


1. まず、小麦粉にだしを入れて水で溶きます。鉄板を熱し て、油を引いて、その上にお玉で薄く広げます。ポツポ ツと穴が開いて来たら、その上にキャベツともやしと天 かすをのせます。

Does ポツポツと穴が開いて来たら mean "Bit by bit, as a hole starts to open,..."? I cannot really visualise what it is describing...


2. 机を動かそうとしたら、足が床に引っ掛かっていたらし くガーッという音がした。

Translation given: "When I tried to move the desk one of its legs made a jarring sound as it scraped across the floor."

Is 引っ掛かっていたらしく = 引っ掛かっていた + らしく from らしい?


3. この上にまたさっき小麦粉をだしで溶いたものをかけた ら、裏返します。ここで押え付けてはいけません!

My translation: "Cover this with the flour-dashi mixture that you prepared earlier, then turn upside-down. Do not press on the mixture!"

Does ここ refer to a point in time or to the stuff in the cooking pan?


4.
A: 関西と広島のお好み焼きはどう違いますか?
B: ちょっと待って。関西風のお好み焼きの作り方が あります。

To me this looks like:

A: How do Kansai お好み焼き and Hiroshima お好み焼き differ?
B: Let me think... There is a Kansai style of making お好み焼き.

I feel I am missing the whole point of this exchange since B's reply does not seem a worthwhile response to A's question (and there is no elaboration following – that's it).
 
1)
穴 is plural in this case. It describes a situation like this.



2)
Yes.

3)
The former.

4)
あります means "I have (a recipe)" here.
 
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