garni
1
7.5
Decorated with small pieces of food or herbs to add flavour
- adjective
- Jargon
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garnido
- The restaurant served salmon garni with lemon slices and fresh dill.
Examples
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Her plate arrived beautifully garni with colorful vegetables and herbs.
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He ordered steak garni to enjoy the extra flavors from the garnish.
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What a beautiful garni dish!
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The chef presented a beautifully garni dish.
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The restaurant served salmon garni with lemon slices and fresh dill.
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Her plate arrived beautifully garni with colorful vegetables and herbs.
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He ordered steak garni to enjoy the extra flavors from the garnish.
How Garnished
garni
1
7.5
- Jargon
1
7.5
plain
180
1.0
180
1.0
Surface Forms
garni positive
Etymology
Garni comes from the French verb garnir, which means 'to add or decorate', and it is the same root as English garnish. So when a dish is called garni, it means it is served with extra items or decorations like herbs or lemon to add flavour.