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Sweetbread is a
culinary name for the
thymus or pancreas,
typically from calf or lamb.
Sweetbreads have a rich,
slightly gamey flavor and a tender, succulent...
- the skin and runs from the
lower part of the ribs to belly–or
flank area
Mollejas sweetbreads (thymus gland)
Pecho brisket Riñones
kidneys Tapa de asado...
- chorizos,
morcillas (black pudding),
chinchulines (cow chitterlings),
mollejas (sweetbreads), and
other organs,
often accompanied by provoleta, would...
- (called "achuras"), like
chinchulines and
tripa gorda (chitterlings),
mollejas (sweetbreads) and riñón (cow's kidney).
Sesos (brains) are used to make...
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mentioning is "Hornazo", "Bun
stuffed with sausage, bacon,
steak and eggs", "
Mollejas de ternera" or the "Cochinillo",
which can be
found in the
capital and...
- and the use of
colloquial language, some
examples of
which are: ¡Que
molleja!, ¡A la vaina!, ¡A la verga! that
indicate astonishment, Mollejúo to mean...
-
Fabiola Mayerling San Román
Lucero Lander as
Karin Arturo Lorca as El
Mollejas Rebeca Manríquez as
Justa Erika Olivo as
Virikita Irlanda Mora as Aunt...
- (pork sausage),
morcilla (blood sausage),
chinchulines (chitterlings),
mollejas (sweetbread), and
other parts of the
animal are also enjo****. In Patagonia...
- Sus guitarristas, gemelos,
recuerdan a Dani
Devito tras un atracón de
mollejas (que
encantan a
estos madrileños, por cierto), y su
vocalista se retuerce...
- n. Liar.
Person who
propagates "mojones" (mildly profane). See above.
Molleja = exp. Term used to exaggerate,
emphasize or
express surprise,
mainly used...
