I have been in utter disagreement with my mother over putting the emphasis on this swine. While I stressed on the first syllable (pígeldi), my mother pronounced it with the emphasis on the middle one (Pigéldi).
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awwwwww, is it piggledy in relation to piggledy and frederick? the childrens nightitme story in the 70's :) ? what was wrapped in the dough?
Sylv, the butcher labeled it Pigeldi (so we have to blame him). It's a pork steak wrapped in sausage meat, wrapped in bacon, wrapped in phyllo and brushed with yolk.
Andy, although I prefer beef, horse meat and poultry to pork, it was quite delicious, though a tiny bit dry.
3 comments:
awwwwww, is it piggledy in relation to piggledy and frederick? the childrens nightitme story in the 70's :) ? what was wrapped in the dough?
That is so cute, what did it taste like?
Sylv, the butcher labeled it Pigeldi (so we have to blame him). It's a pork steak wrapped in sausage meat, wrapped in bacon, wrapped in phyllo and brushed with yolk.
Andy, although I prefer beef, horse meat and poultry to pork, it was quite delicious, though a tiny bit dry.
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