-
native speakers with dripping.
Attempts to use
Hungarian zsír or
Polish smalec (both
meaning "fat/lard") when
British recipes calling for lard will reveal...
-
alive than dead." On
January 9, 2004, Gray had an
interview with
Theresa Smalec, the
subject of
which was Ron Vawter, a
deceased friend and
colleague whom...
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Schmaltz (also
spelled schmalz or shmalz) is
rendered (clarified)
chicken or
goose fat. It is an
integral part of
traditional Ashke****
Jewish cuisine...
- had a re****tion as
being beneficial for the lungs.
While making lard, or
smalec, out of dogs' fat is
currently discouraged in the country, this practice...
- 2012. "Muscovy Duck". Oiseaux-birds.com. Cisneros-Heredia 2006. Wójcik &
Smalec 2008. Brennan, P. L. R.; Clark, C. J.; Prum, R. O. (2009-12-23). "Explosive...
- the World. New
Holland Publishers. ISBN 978-1-84330-328-2. Wójcik, Ewa;
Smalec, Elżbieta (2008). "Description of the
Anser cygnoides Goose Karyotype" (PDF)...
- most
proziaki are
baked in an oven pan with a
small amount of fat or lard (
smalec). In
numerous Subcarpathian villages,
proziaki are
diversified by adding...
-
great gluttony during which Polish ancestors consumed dishes served with
smalec (lard), bacon, and all
kinds of meat.[citation needed] The
original doughnuts...
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Archived from the
original on 2007-10-14.
Retrieved 2007-11-17.
Theresa Smalec (May 2007). "Celebrate Like True Believers':
Performing Evangelical Christianity...
- Pani****"), bydlęczy
instead of bydlęcy ("bovine"),
szmalec instead of
smalec ("lard"). The word
szadzenie is
derived from
Polish word sadzić, colloquially...
