balkenbrij

Dutch

Etymology

The first element is likely not balk but rather balg, here with a specific meaning of "belly" (compare Middle Dutch gebalchte (“guts, innards”)); the second element is brij.

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Noun

balkenbrij m (uncountable)

  1. A type of sausage or meatloaf similar to scrapple, made of pork scraps, flour and/or groats.

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