bourguignon
- noun
- /bʊrˈɡɪn.jɒn/
- You don't have to know how to make beef bourguignon.
- boeuf bourguignon
- beef bourguignon
- make bourguignon
Examples
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And this bourguignon has a pound of bacon fat in it.
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The boeuf bourguignon was delicious, not that I ate it.
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Get to work on the bourguignon.
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I'm sure it's the beef bourguignon she made me have.
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One night we're gonna make them into escargots bourguignon.
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Rip, why don't you try the beef bourguignon?
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The bourguignon is good.
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If you're going to serve beef bourguignon, you should at least offer a proper Burgundy.
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It was Julia's boeuf bourguignon.
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For dinner, she prepared a traditional bourguignon with tender beef slow-cooked in red wine.
Compounds
A dish of beef cubes cooked in hot oil at the table and dipped in rich sauces
How Rich
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word bourguignon comes from the French name for the Burgundy region, Bourgogne, and it means 'from Burgundy'. Cooks in Burgundy often slow-cooked meat in red Burgundy wine, so bourguignon became the name for dishes cooked in that style with wine, onions, and herbs.