stuffed lamb trotters of (Pularda)...?

Question

es correcto decir stuffed lamb trotters of Pularda...manitas de cordero rellenas de pularda estaria bien? porfa ayudaa! help

Answer 1

**es correcto decir stuffed lamb trotters of Pularda...manitas de cordero rellenas de pularda estaria bien? porfa ayudaa! help **

I'm not a chef, not even much of a cook, but first I didn't know there was such a thing as 'lamb trotters' usually it is pig trotters: manitas de cerdo. So if it is 'leg' of lamb, maybe something like 'pierna de cordero relleño' but that is a pure guess, hopefully someone with this knowledge will come on. Pularda I am assuming is the place? So of course that remains the same.

If you want to go with 'Manitas de cordero rellenas de Pularda' that makes a perfectly nice menu item. I am sure that depending on what region it is there will be many differences anyway.

Answer 2

oh thank u very much fo ur help , i didn't know was pig and Pularda i think it's a place too !!! thn would be tht way: stuffed pig trotters of pularda...

So then just what you said but with 'cerdo' = Manitas de cerdo rellenas de Pulardo. - margaretbl, JUL 3, 2010

Answer 3

but is it right or wrong?

Its my guess, you'll have to wait for other opinions. - fontanero, JUL 3, 2010

Answer 4

Disecar for stuffing, cordera for lamb, los pies for feet - rather than trotters.

Not sure how that all fits together, but its my guess.

ps. that sounds disgusting, but my father loves pigs trotters.