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bierock

Loanword

Meaning
A baked yeast-dough bun stuffed with ground beef, cabbage, and onion.
Type
Loanword
Used in
Kansas, Nebraska

What does “bierock” mean

A bierock is a soft baked roll filled with seasoned ground beef, cabbage, and onion, brought to Kansas in the 1870s by German-Russian Mennonite immigrants. It is a staple at church suppers, school cafeterias, and bakeries across the state, and is sometimes sold under the trademarked name 'Runza' in neighboring Nebraska. The dish is strongly identified with central Kansas's German-Russian heritage.

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