Hirtenbraten gefüllt mit Kochschinken
English translation: shepherd's roast pork with ham stuffing
| 07:47 Jul 27, 2001 |
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|  Selected response from: Mary Worby United Kingdom Local time: 21:36 | |||
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| na +2 | Veal roast stuffed with ham/with ham stuffing |
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| na +1 | shepherd's roast pork with ham stuffing |
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| na +1 | shepherd's roast stuffed with cooked ham |
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| na | shepard roast filled with cooked Ham |
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shepard roast filled with cooked Ham Explanation: I hope this is helpful. |
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shepherd's roast pork with ham stuffing Explanation: The trouble with 'shepherd roast' is that it sounds like you've roasted the poor shepherd. And I'm not sure how appetising that would be! I only found 7 hits on Google for Hirtenbraten, and most of them were just on menus, which didn't help working out what it was. One of them mentioned pork - hence my answer. Kochschinken is 'officially' cooked ham. But as we don't eat ham raw, we don't need to make the distinction. HTH Mary Reference: http://www.google.co.uk |
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shepherd's roast stuffed with cooked ham Explanation: The apostrophe is ilmportant ig shepherd's. Also, "stuffing" is better than "filling with regard to foods. fully bilingual |
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Veal roast stuffed with ham/with ham stuffing Explanation: Hirtenbraten or Hirtensteak refers to veal. Shepherd's roast is also acceptable (sheperd with an "e"). Rivkin: The Gourmet's Companion avid cook |
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