English to Lithuanian Meaning of roly poly - riebus

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Definitions of roly poly in English

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(1) They often call it zaviná which is a rolled-up herring or rollmop .(2) He comprehensively describes many other ways communities have presented the ‘silver darling’ - marinating, rollmop , Bismarck to name a few.(3) Since then, it's been pretty quiet - a silence broken only by the glurp associated with necking rollmop herrings, followed by interminable choruses of ‘Wonderful, Wonderful Copenhagen, Salty Old Queen of the Sea.’(4) In the end, I went for the fish plate of smoked salmon, prawns, gravadlax, rollmop herrings and smoked mackerel for €14.95, which was served with more tasty bread.(5) Gram for gram I ate more smoked salmon than almost anything else, hotly followed by rollmop herrings at 7.3kg.(6) It was my fault I followed rollmops with an old-fashioned ham salad with pickled beetroot and onions.(7) One of their most popular innovations has been the creation of Scottish tapas: a platter that allows tourists to sample delicacies such as haggis, smoked venison and herring rollmops , without committing to a full meal.(8) Try it stirred into soured cream next time you buy rollmops .(9) When the mood strikes me, I can eat an embarrassingly large number of dillpickles or rollmops , even a bag of pretzels in a sitting, or more olives than I should.(10) This recipe is a nice way of doing something different, a bit like pickled rollmops , but nowhere near as intense.

(1) rollmop ::

rollmop

(2) roll ::

ritinys

(3) mop ::

šluostas

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