I could never do it. But my family does . Had it when young then stopped hehe
https://www.thespruceeats.com/steak-tartare-recipe-polish-befszytk-tatarski-1135636
When I eat a pound of raw beef, folks around me recoil in horror.
If I form the same beef into two rounds and add egg yolk and chives, they applaud.
This is not logical.
#Carnivore #AnimalBased
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Discussion
In our lang they indicate Tatarski so.... not native to us but somehow came. I dunno
Tatar is the name of the general region north of the levant up through/past the Black/Caspian sea and into Russia. It can, at various points of history, refer to peoples and areas in that overall area.
I used to associate with a bunch of serbian pigs who one of them was banging this russian girl who was a little asian-looking and asian-acting (from saint petersburg) as "tataritsa". It's an insult to refer to a russian this way as Tatar usually is understood to mean the "savages" of southern and central russia. They are often possessing a lot of mongolian genes.
I saw on that link "Kazan Tatar". I'm not sure that refers to a tribe or people, because Kazan is a common word in the region for a cauldron or kettle type cooking device, resembles a Wok but usually a little more vertical at the edge, and very good for efficient deep frying.
Poles are good people.
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Thats like native clothing. Secret is each region (like US state) has its own. Mine is Mazowieckie
Done rant. But yes we rock gang signs lolll
Just recently found out where my grandparents came from, Radom. Which turns out is the same province.
Cool. Been around way before my fam showed up. Albeit smaller but around lol
Yeah I am second gen here. My dad didn't teach me a thing from language to history.
Im first gen hehe. Got fam tho who is also 2nd gen at the same time. Vibes hehe