Meanings of pollack in English

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Hidden depths: salted pollack with potatoes, cream and marjoram.

Conger and cod, pollack and mackerel-halfa boat load-that'ssport.

We're told that the pollack needed rebranding because shoppers were embarrassed to ask for it.

Sometimes it's just better to braise some oxtail and cook with mackerel, pollack, or barramundi.

It's not uncommon to see pollack, wrasse and conger eels on a dive, she says.

There were some large fellows, something like pollack, cruising around, and these are called buffaloes.

Photograph: Andrew Montgomery Salted pollack with potatoes, cream and marjoram This makes such a good supper.

A still tongue makes a wise head; an' there's a pollack on the end of your line.'

You can't land here-you'redisturbing the pollack.

I grew tired of hauling in pollack, and determined to have a try for the more exciting conger.

And I never yet heard of pollack swimmin' ashore and begging to be split and dried against winter.

I wished to be rowed along the coast; to try for pollack; to inspect some of Polreen's famous caves.

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The chain's internal research showed that shoppers interested in pollack were embarrassed to have to ask for it by name.

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Interestingly, Sainsbury's has introduced limited edition packaging, designed by Wayne Hemingway, to help ease the transition from pollack to Colin.