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rollmops

rollmops

1 9.9
A piece of fish pickled and rolled around a small pickle or onion
  • noun
  • /ˈroʊlˌmɑps/
: rollmops
  • My grandmother taught me how to make homemade rollmops for festive occasions.

Examples

  • You can find jars of rollmops in many European supermarkets.

  • He ordered rollmops as a traditional appetizer at the German restaurant.

  • I love eating rollmops for lunch.

  • Have you tried rollmops before?

  • He ordered rollmops as a traditional appetizer at the German restaurant.

  • My grandmother taught me how to make homemade rollmops for festive occasions.

  • You can find jars of rollmops in many European supermarkets.

Synonyms

rollmop
vsrollmops
1 8.9

A piece of pickled herring rolled around a small savory filling

refers to the whole prepared dish made of several rolled fillets

Surface Forms

rollmop singular
rollmops plural

Etymology

The word rollmops comes from German parts: rollen 'to roll' and Mops 'a little, plump thing', because the herring is rolled up like a small bundle. So, rollmops are pickled herring fillets rolled around a pickle or onion.