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Csülök

Knuckle

Csülök

Csülök (“CHEW-LOOK”) means knuckle and usually refers to that of a pig, or less frequently cattle. Csülökpörkölt is always made from pork and is often served at weddings in the countryside.

The above picture of székelykáposztás csülök is from this November, 2006 review of Noszvaj’s Thummerer Pince.

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