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> for which I don't know the English word - it's a grayish slab, often eaten on rye bread here in North-Western Europe In British English, that would be "Head
by Nursie 6y ago
> for which I don't know the English word - it's a grayish slab, often eaten on rye bread here in North-Western Europe
In British English, that would be "Head Cheese" or "Brawn", or at least head cheese is likely to be a similar product, made from the animal's head, that's the only thing I can think of. I've never eaten it and it's regarded as kinda gross.
Now blood sausage, that can be tasty :)
- nicolas_t 6y agoFromage de tête in French, if you can get over the idea of it, it's well worth trying it. When it's well made with good quality ethically sourced meat (we used to do the same and buy a pig with neighbours and then process it), it's super tasty.
- ASalazarMX 6y agoOh, TIL! In Latin America we call that "queso de puerco" (literally "pork cheese"). Americans call it "head cheese". I've always avoided it because it didn't look like cheese, but like fatty ham.
- roel_v 6y agoYes that's it, after some Googling it turns out that the word I had in mind is a regional word and the 'official' word is the literal translation into Dutch of 'head cheese'.