flageolet
- noun
- /ˌflædʒəˈleɪ/
- UK
- The recipe calls for a cup of cooked flageolet to add flavor to the soup.
- flageolet beans
- lamb with flageolets
Examples
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The chef used flageolet beans in the salad.
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We served lamb with a side of flageolet beans and fresh herbs.
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Dried flageolets are popular in French cuisine, especially in stews and salads.
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I bought some fresh flageolets at the market.
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Roast lamb with flageolet beans and roasted red peppers makes a delicious meal.
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In upscale supermarkets, you can find dried flageolet beans ready for cooking.
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The classic recipe involves sautéing boiled flageolet beans in butter with thyme.
Synonyms
A bean often eaten as a green bean or a small dried bean
A thin small green bean often served in French food
A long thin green vegetable that people eat cooked or raw
Surface Forms
Etymology
Flageolet comes from French and names a small, pale green 'bean' often used in French cooking, so think of it as a little French green bean to remember its meaning.