No. 6,162 in German
dauphinkartoffeln
The term "dauphinkartoffeln" does not exist in German; you may mean "Pommes Dauphine," which are French-style potato puffs made with mashed potatoes and choux pastry, fried until golden.
In a sentence
Diese dauphinkartoffeln sind wirklich köstlich.
These Dauphin potatoes are really delicious.
In this sentence, 'dauphinkartoffeln' refers directly to the dish, expressing appreciation for its taste.
Um die dauphinkartoffeln zu machen, benötigen wir Kartoffeln und Mehl.
To make Dauphin potatoes, we need potatoes and flour.
Here, 'dauphinkartoffeln' is used to identify the recipe being prepared, focusing on the required ingredients.
Ich habe nie gewusst, dass dauphinkartoffeln aus Frankreich kommen.
I never knew that Dauphin potatoes originate from France.
This example uses 'dauphinkartoffeln' in a cultural context, discussing its origin and background.
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