trotters
Porcine culinary extremities
Trotters are feet, especially pigs' feet prepared as food: pickled trotters, braised trotters.
The word comes from trot—feet are what trot.
In informal or humorous British usage, trotters can mean human feet: Get your trotters off the table.
A trotter is also a horse bred or trained for trotting races.
Browned and simmered slowly
- stewedCooked low and slow
- gelatinousViscous and semisolid
- collagenStructural body protein
- slow-cookedPrepared with prolonged heat
souse · pickled · jellied · brawn · headcheese · offal · tripe · chitlins
canter
Moderate equine gait
lope · stride · clip · jog · saunter · prance · gait · harness racing · pacer · standardbred
braised
Browned and simmered slowly
- stewedCooked low and slow
- gelatinousViscous and semisolid
- collagenStructural body protein
slow-cooked · souse · pickled · jellied · brawn · headcheese · offal · tripe · chitlins · soul food
hooves
Ungulate foot coverings
dewclaw · pig · swine · porcine · hoof · ungulate · forelegs · hind legs · knuckle · joint
feet
Lower limbs' ends
- horse racingthoroughbred, horse racing, racehorse, flat race, horses
- pigssow, boar, hog, swine, piglet
- Porkbacon, ham, pork chop, pork loin, pork tenderloin
- piglet talesThree Little Pigs, Charlotte's Web, Babe, Wilbur, Olivia
- pig anatomypig heart, pig liver, pig skin, pig ears, pig snout
- harness horsesstandardbred, hackney, pacer, pacers, driving horse
trottersgallopers
Fast-moving horses
pacers · runners · thoroughbreds · sprinters · quarter horses
trottersfilet mignon
Boneless cut from loin
tenderloin · prime cuts · sirloin · choice cuts · lean meat
- trotted outExhibited something familiar
- globe trotterHabitual worldwide traveler
- pigs' trottersCooked swine feet
- pig's trotterCooked swine foot