bourguignonne
- adjective
- /ˌbʊrɡɪˈnɪn/
- The local festival showcased traditional bourguignonne dances and music that celebrate the region's culture.
Examples
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Many bourguignonne customs are still celebrated in the region today.
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She admired the bourguignonne architecture found throughout the old town.
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The chef prepared a traditional bourguignonne dish using local Burgundy wine.
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The bourguignonne sauce adds a rich flavor to the dish.
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She prepared a classic bourguignonne beef stew for dinner.
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The famous chef presented a bourguignonne recipe that highlighted the rich flavors of Burgundy wine.
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Visitors enjoy sampling bourguignonne wines, known for their distinct taste and quality.
Synonyms
Relating to the Burgundy region of France, its people, food or culture
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
Bourguignonne comes from the name of the French region Bourgogne, known in English as Burgundy, a part of eastern France famous for wine and old towns. So, when something is bourguignonne it means it is 'from Burgundy' or connected to its people, culture, or products.