IPA: /ˈflæŋkən/
KK: /flæŋkən/
A type of meat cut from the short ribs of a cow, often used in dishes that are boiled or stewed.
The chef prepared a delicious flanken stew with vegetables and spices.
The word 'flanken' originates from the German word 'flanke', meaning 'flank' or 'side'. It refers to the side of an animal, particularly in the context of meat cuts.
Think of the German word 'flanke', which means 'side', to remember that 'flanken' refers to a cut of meat from the side of an animal.