amandine
- adjective
- /ˌæ.mənˈdiːn/
- The restaurant's signature dish is trout amandine, topped with toasted almonds and butter.
Examples
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She ordered green beans amandine as a side to complement her meal.
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Many French recipes feature vegetables prepared amandine for added flavor and texture.
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The chef prepared a delicious dish amandine with fresh fish.
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You can find amandine desserts at the new bakery.
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The restaurant's signature dish is trout amandine, topped with toasted almonds and butter.
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She ordered green beans amandine as a side to complement her meal.
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Many French recipes feature vegetables prepared amandine for added flavor and texture.
Synonyms
Having a taste or smell like almonds
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Etymology
Amandine comes from the French amande, which means 'almond'. So amandine describes food 'prepared with almonds' or 'topped with almonds', which is why you see it on menu items like trout or green beans.