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  1. As the horrifying news of the sexual assault and murder of two innocent girls terrorises a small seaside French town, the cryptic attorney, Jérôme Martinaud, is summoned to the provincial police station to testify. But, more and more, against the backdrop of New Year's Eve, Inspectors Antoine Gallien and Marcel Belmont find themselves ...

  2. The Grilling: Directed by Claude Miller. With Lino Ventura, Michel Serrault, Romy Schneider, Guy Marchand. A police inspector, suspecting an attorney of two child sex murders, has him held for a questioning session that goes on for hours.

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  4. Learn the Basics. Start by learning the most common Mexican slang words and phrases. Some of the most popular ones include “wey”, “güey” (dude), “chido” (cool), “chingón” (awesome), “naco” (tacky), and “pedo” (problem). You can find many online resources that list Mexican slang words and their meanings.

  5. This is a video explaining some of the common knife terms that are used when talking about knives. It is not an extensive list but it is some of the more com...

    • 16 min
    • 93
    • The Canadian Edge
    • Diezmillo: Chuck
    • Pecho: Brisket
    • Chambarete: Shank
    • Entrecot: Rib
    • Agujas: Short Plate
    • Filete: Short Loin
    • Falda: Flank
    • Aguayón: Sirloin
    • Tapa: Round

    This is the topmost part of the forequarter, used for chuck roasts, both boneless and bone-in. The upper part of the chuck, directly behind the head, is called the pescuezo (neck), used for making the fortified beef broth called jugo de res. The paleta (shoulder) is used for chuck steaks and pot roasts. The rest of this cut is simply called diezmil...

    This is located under the chuck. The front part of the chest, above the fore shank, is generally used for res para guisar (stewing beef). The back part of the chest is the flat cut Americans generally think of as brisket. This is a cut that would usually be cut up for stews in Mexico, and one of those that needs to be specially ordered or custom cu...

    Under the chest is the chambarete de mano (fore shank). It is most often cross cut and makes a good substitute for veal in preparing osso buco, in which case ask for huesos de tuétano (marrow bones) and you will get bone-in shanks. The rear shank is called the chambarete de pata. In some parts of the country, the upper part of the shank is called t...

    This is directly behind the chuck, and is sometimes called rosbif in Mexico. Bone-in rib roast (standing rib roast) is cut from the upper part of the rib section, though this will most likely have to be specially ordered as trozo de rosbif or costillar. Rib eye steaks – also called rib eye in Mexico – and boneless rib roasts, are cut from the lower...

    Under the rib cut, the short plate has the lower short ribs, also called agujas cortas. (There is a cut of chuck steak, used for grilling, that is called “aguja” in parts of Northern Mexico and, though the name is the same, one look tells that this is definitely not a short rib.) Although the entire cut goes by this name, the lower part of it is th...

    Located behind the rib section, this is usually the tenderest cut of beef. From it comes the filete (filet mignon), also called tenderloin in English and solomillo in Spanish. Tenderloin steak pounded to a very thin 1/8 inch is called sábana, and used to prepare the common restaurant dish Steak Tampiqueña. Puntas de filete are beef tips. This cut a...

    The flank is located under the filet, along the sides of the beef. It is a cut of meat that benefits greatly from marinating. It can be used for fajitas, although arrachera is preferred. North of the border, it is used for London broil, but in Mexico it is the cut of choice for carne deshebrada (shredded meat) used to make the beef salad called sal...

    The section of beef behind both the short loin and the flank, the sirloin yields steaks, both boneless and bone-in. A sirloin steak will often go by the same name in Mexico, especially in the supermarkets, but may also be called a chuleta de aguayón or a chuleta de aguayón solomillo. The lower portion of the sirloin, called the sirloin tip, is used...

    Although the entire cut is referred to as the tapa, this term is also used for the top of the cut, source of rump roast. The middle section is called the cuete, which yields bottom round roast and eye of round. Cuete is one of the few cuts cooked as a whole roast in Mexico. Many foreigners find it not marbled enough to make a good pot roast, but Me...

  6. Mar 29, 2021 · A Mexican meat market is the section of a market that sells all kinds of meats: poultry, red meat, seafood and more. Normally each stall specializes in only one of them if they are selling fresh products. Carnicerías or butcher shops and pollerías or poulterer’s shops are the main ones.

  7. The Gloom Term Analysis. The gloom is a product of two components: the fungus that grows underneath High Place and the mind of Agnes ( Howard ’s first wife, whom he murdered for this purpose). It’s a network of fungus that preserves the memories and thoughts of the people who bind with the fungus. This is how Howard is able to remain ...