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Definition of kielbasa
kielbasas
alsokielbasy
play \kēl-ˈbä-sē, kil- also ki-ˈbä-sə\: a smoked sausage of Polish origin
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Ham sausage pancetta, pork chop picanha pork belly kielbasa pork loin chicken boudin burgdoggen sirloin filet mignon ground round meatloaf.
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Restaurant regulars will also see new additions to the menu, including kielbasa-style pork-and-beef sausages, breakfast tacos and frozen boozy drinks.
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Brisket, ribs, pulled pork, grilled chicken, hog roast, kielbasa, shrimp, corn on the cob.
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The new restaurant does feature a few new additions, including a custom kielbasa-style pork-and-beef sausage and, a couple of months after opening, both frozen margaritas and barbecue breakfast tacos.
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Chef Jason Kerton also whips up a kielbasa burger topped with house kraut, smoked gouda, and horseradish cream sauce on brioche.
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A kransky is a Slovenian-style sausage, similar to a Polish kielbasa, brought to Australia by immigrants and given a new name.
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There are also sausages — roasted poblano, andouille, smoked pork kielbasa — made in-house with prices ranging from $9 for one link to $19 for three.
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In Akron the Double-A RubberDucks dreamt up a hot dog that is concealed inside a bratwurst that is concealed inside a kielbasa, like Russian nesting dolls of arterial destruction.
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Origin and Etymology of kielbasa
Polish kiełbasa
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