Pastrami (noun)

A type of cured beef that is seasoned with a mixture of spices and then cooked, commonly associated with Jewish cuisine and often served as a sandwich meat.

Origin:

The word pastrami is derived from the romanian word "pastramă" which means "to preserve meat by salting and smoking it". it refers to a type of cured beef that is seasoned with a mixture of spices and then cooked. it is commonly associated with jewish cuisine and is often served as a sandwich meat. it was first used in the 19th century.

Examples:

1. The deli served thick cut pastrami on rye bread with mustard.
2. He ordered a pastrami sandwich for lunch.
3. She made a pastrami and cheese omelette for breakfast.
4. The meat platter included pastrami, corned beef and roast beef.
5. The hot pastrami sandwich was a popular menu item.