Pozharsky cutlet
Pozharsky cutlet noun: a breaded ground chicken or veal patty, with butter added to the ground meat.
Noun
Pozharsky cutlet (plural Pozharsky cutlets)
Forms of Pozharsky cutlet
| plural | Pozharsky cutlets |
|---|---|
| alternative form | Pojarski cutlet |
Origin of Pozharsky cutlet
Named after a Pozharsky family who owned an inn and a restaurant in Torzhok.
Questions about Pozharsky cutlet
- What does Pozharsky cutlet mean?
- Pozharsky cutlet means a breaded ground chicken or veal patty, with butter added to the ground meat.
- What part of speech is Pozharsky cutlet?
- Pozharsky cutlet is a noun.
- What is the plural of Pozharsky cutlet?
- The plural of Pozharsky cutlet is Pozharsky cutlets.
Words near Pozharsky cutlet in the dictionary
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