Poprigash

Nov 21, 2013 01:11

This word sounds very funny, шt comes from the Carpathian word Ukraine) " popryga " , which means "pepper" ( paprika ) . This is a purely Hungarian snack , we often eat it with vodka . We - transcarpathian people, adopted this recipe and use it for a long time . It is very easy to cook , and the result is delicious!


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icelore November 20 2013, 23:37:24 UTC
I think my understanding of lard and how you've used it is not quite adding up! To me, lard is rendered fat - like a tallow almost - white, solid at room temperature, and easily meltable. What you've used looks like some kind of fatty cut of meat. I'm intrigued though, can you help me figure out the approximation if possible please?

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elizaberglund November 20 2013, 23:47:07 UTC
Seems like fatback to me.

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anthylorrel November 21 2013, 05:33:35 UTC
Likely pork belly.

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delissimo November 21 2013, 08:44:23 UTC
Yes!!!

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survivinglove November 20 2013, 23:59:50 UTC
My husband and his family (Ukrainian) make it with pork belly.

EDITED TO ADD: Sorry, this was supposed to be in response to the "what cut of meat is this exactly?" question. While I don't know what the OP used..I know my spouses family uses Pork Belly or really faty Pork Loin..and I've even had it made with chicken. It really was just whatever his grandmother or mother or aunts had on hand.

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delissimo November 21 2013, 08:50:16 UTC
You are right! a little not correct . I use these parts which you wrote. Sorry for my translating, sometimes I dont know how to translate some products :)

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mayden November 21 2013, 07:49:48 UTC
That looks mighty delicious.

ps: The texture look and paprika+garlic reminds me of kimchi.

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delissimo November 21 2013, 08:43:40 UTC
Thanks :)

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tonethbone November 21 2013, 15:31:53 UTC
So THAT'S what it is...

http://youtu.be/ohmha1NsQRU

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delissimo November 21 2013, 16:29:53 UTC
HA hA HA
Sounds goood!
Respect for you!

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yaoi_mania November 24 2013, 21:27:14 UTC
Can you clarify two things for me? First what does the "pepper 7pc" mean? Like seven pieces of black pepper corn (I assuming it's black pepper corn)? Second, when you say "grate" do mean "cover" it? I'm asking because I want to make this and attempts to Google it only get me chicken paprikash recipes.

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delissimo November 24 2013, 21:39:14 UTC
Ok. So. when I say "pepper 7pc" you are right - that s mean "black pepper corn ". Maybe it s wrong to say "grate", you have to cover the fat using paprika mixture, that s correct ! :)

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yaoi_mania November 25 2013, 00:26:46 UTC
Thank you! XD I can't wait to try it out this week!

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