[
UK
/ɹˈəʊlməps/
]
NOUN
- a pickled herring filet that has been rolled or wrapped around a pickle
How To Use rollmops In A Sentence
- Try it stirred into soured cream next time you buy rollmops.
- Dine on a menu of pickled rollmops, grilled gurnard fillet and ginger three ways pudding, then toast Charles Dickens with a heady alcoholic punch. Evening Standard - Home
- When the mood strikes me, I can eat an embarrassingly large number of dillpickles or rollmops, even a bag of pretzels in a sitting, or more olives than I should.
- Some commercial rollmops are pickled in brutally acidic distilled vinegar, which obliterates their oily succulence and flavour. The Guardian World News
- Remember the rollmops will bring their own acidic, slightly sweet flavour to the salad. Times, Sunday Times
- He carried his rollmops in his pocket and frequently, in art galleries or elsewhere, would draw it out and nibble it, while disseminating inaccuracies touching on pictures and statues and things. Europe Revised
- Dan is sipping from a bottle of DesignatedDriver (tm) nonalcoholic beer and feasting from an array of nutritional crack placed before him: Cheezie Nuggies, nitrite-soaked ham rollmops, and Nacho Nodules. Shampoo Planet
- The vet jokingly rues the rollmops she's had for breakfast. Times, Sunday Times
- Like mackerel, they are rich in oils, so do not keep well, which is why they are often pickled as rollmops The Guardian World News
- A rollmops consists of a large dilled cucumber, with a pickled herring coiled round it ready to strike, in the design of the rattlesnake-and-pinetree flag of the Revolution, the motto in both instances being in effect: "Don't monkey with the buzz saw! Europe Revised