- boiled, and sur-et
which is kept as
dried meat. Sür et (сүр ет) is
salted horsemeat that
smoked over elm,
juniper or meadowsweet.
Mongolian cuisine includes...
- "concluded that
there is no
evidence that
Silvercrest knowingly purchased horsemeat" In the UK, a
House of
Commons Select Committee on Environment, Food and...
- The
Horsemeat March of 1876, also
known as the Mud
March and the
Starvation March, was a
military expedition led by
General George Crook in
pursuit of...
- June 2011 "Retailers
respond over
horsemeat". BBC News. 15
February 2013. "Whitbread
makes food
pledge after horsemeat scandal". The Guardian. London. 26...
-
military purposes; in the twenty-first
century it is
reared prin****lly for
horsemeat. A stud book was
started in 1909. The
Breton was
originally bred for strength...
-
Oseberg ship.
During the
establishment of the
church in
Northern Europe,
horsemeat shifted from
being holy to taboo, with the
eating of it
being made a punishable...
- twenty-first
century the
horses are used for
tractive power and are
reared for
horsemeat,
particularly for the
Italian market. In 1964 the
various regional draught...
- pizza. Pferdeleberkäse (German
Pferd = horse),
which is
indeed made of
horsemeat (German Pferdefleisch),
otherwise not
widely consumed in the
German language...
- were
previously slaughtered for
horsemeat,
primarily for
export to
markets in Belgium, France, Italy, and ****an.
Horsemeat is
rarely eaten by
people in the...
-
autochthonous breeds in
danger of extinction. It is
reared prin****lly for
horsemeat. The name, both in
Basque and in Spanish, is
derived from that of the...
