blanquette
- noun
- /blæŋˈkɛt/
- I ordered a delicious blanquette at the French restaurant.
Examples
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She learned to prepare a traditional veal blanquette during her cooking class in Paris.
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The chef recommended the classic blanquette as the perfect comfort food for a cold evening.
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At the bistro, he enjoyed a delicious blanquette served with rice and fresh herbs.
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The chef prepared a classic blanquette with tender veal.
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The chef prepared a delicious blanquette of veal, served with fragrant rice.
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For dinner, I made a classic blanquette using fresh cream and tender veal.
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At the French restaurant, we ordered blanquette as it is a house specialty.
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Etymology
The word blanquette comes from French blanc 'white' and the small suffix -ette 'little'. It names a meat dish served in a pale, creamy sauce, so the name points to its white colour, like the cooking verb blanch 'to make pale'.