Translations for „porterhouse“ in the English » German Dictionary

ˈpor·ter·house N Am, Aus FOOD (steak)

porterhouse

Porterhouse-Steak nt

por·ter·house ˈsteak N Am, Aus FOOD

porterhouse steak

Porterhouse-Steak nt

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English

The porterhouse is cut from a short loin.

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Diners are tucking into grilled porterhouse or fettuccine marinara and ordering plenty of wine.

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If we can grow a hamburger, who's to say someday we can't grow a porterhouse steak?

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The dress consists of a vestment made of porterhouse, leggings from rib eye and kobe beef boots, all stitched it all together using butcher's twine.

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I mean, pound for pound, that stuff is more expensive than porterhouse.

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In the nineteenth century the building was described in city directories variously as a grocery, a porterhouse, or a liquor establishment.

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I had a porterhouse steak one time, a beet burger another time with mozzarella and mushrooms on it.

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Porterhouse is not an academic college; rather, it is a club for gentlemen, where admission depends on rank and wealth and where degrees can be bought.

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The range included porterhouse steak, tenderloin, medallions, stir-fry and roast beef.

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Simply put, porterhouse steaks contain a larger portion of tenderloin.

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