Bromrue
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A kind of handmade pocket food made by stuffing meats, cheeses, vegetables, etc into a sweet leaf wrapping. This can be a savory meal or a sweet dessert, depending on the ingredients. Popularized by the Nesaleen family's grocery store, which specialized in Bromrue in various flavors. The leaves themselves are sometimes colored with dyes or colored glazes. The name is in Diursparid and means, "pocket (of) food."
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