эскалоп
English translation: escalope
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| na | cutlet(s) |
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cutlet(s) Explanation: эскалоп муж.; кул. cutlet(s) I don't really like this translation, it's just what my dictionary (see below)says. I tried to check it with a gross e-r dict, but could find nothing of the kind there... ABBYY Lingvo 6.0 |
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cutlet Explanation: Cutlet, usually pork |
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escalope Explanation: Эскалоп entered Russian cuisine as a recipe and a borrowing some two centuries ago and still means flat or long pieces of pork, lamb, or veal meat served with fried potatoes and green peas. A close neighbor is escallop (scallop), a shell orginally used as a housing for baking meats, fish, potatos. |
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