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kielbasa
[kil-bah-suh, keel-]
noun
plural
kielbasas, kielbasya smoked sausage of coarsely chopped beef and pork, flavored with garlic and spices.
kielbasa
/ kuːbɒˈsɒ, ˈkuːbɘsɒ, ˌkɪlˈbaːsɘ, ˌkiːlˈbaːsɘ /
noun
a traditional garlic sausage of Eastern European origin
Word History and Origins
Origin of kielbasa1
Word History and Origins
Origin of kielbasa1
Example Sentences
Maybe they get browned in butter, topped with sour cream and dutifully served next to a kielbasa.
“For many, Poland is associated with pork schnitzel and kielbasa sausage, often served with cold vodka. It's true that in the canon of Polish cuisine there are truly stunning meat-based dishes, but here I would like to show my homeland from a different angle. Our valleys are rich in wonderful fruits and vegetables, the culture of dairy products and fermented foods is incredibly advanced, and the number of grain-based dishes is countless.”
Foo, 43, and her husband and 2-year-old son were eating a kielbasa dinner by candlelight, with the electricity already out.
If you often purchase sausages or kielbasa for quick, weeknight meals or in anticipation of grilling season, you may want to take a quick look in your kitchen.
The specific sausages involved in the recall were produced in late October 2023 and are 12-ounce vacuum-packed kielbasa turkey sausages with best-by dates of 5/17/24 and 5/18/24.
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