grillades
- noun
- /ɡrɪˈlɑːdz/
- We bought fresh grillades from the market to cook on the barbecue tonight.
Examples
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The chef prepared spicy grillades for the guests at the outdoor party.
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The chef prepared delicious grillades for dinner.
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Traditional New Orleans breakfasts sometimes include grillades served with grits.
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I love grillades with a side of vegetables.
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Traditional New Orleans breakfasts sometimes include grillades served with grits.
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The chef prepared spicy grillades for the guests at the outdoor party.
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We bought fresh grillades from the market to cook on the barbecue tonight.
Synonyms
A thick slice of meat, usually beef, that people cook to eat
Meat cooked on a grill and often served with a spicy sauce
Grilled beef often served in tacos with tortillas
Meat cooked slowly on a grill or over an open fire with a spicy sauce
Small pieces of meat and vegetables cooked on a metal or wooden stick
Surface Forms
Etymology
Grillades comes from the French word griller, meaning 'to grill'. It also refers to cuts or small pieces of meat cooked on a grill or griddle, so the name simply means 'grilled pieces of meat'.