Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

prairie-oyster

noun

/ˈprɛəriˌɔɪstər/

Definition

Prairie-oyster refers to a dish made from the testicles of a bull or other livestock, commonly prepared and served as a delicacy in some regions.

Examples

The chef at the local restaurant specializes in prairie-oysters and serves them grilled with a spicy sauce.
At the county fair, many visitors flocked to try prairie-oysters served in various dishes.

Meaning

In a culinary context, prairie-oyster denotes a traditional dish that involves the cooking and presentation of bull testicles, seen as a delicacy by some cultures.