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roulade

roulade

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A thin slice of meat rolled around a filling and cooked
  • noun
  • /ruːˈlɑːd/
: roulade
  • I brought you Kohlrouladen, cabbage roulade.
  • roasted roulade
  • roulade with spinach
  • chicken roulade

Oh, it's my fucking ingredients for the roulade.

Examples

  • I ponder long over a delicate pumpkin roulade, filled with sweetened mascarpone.

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  • The chef prepared a traditional pork roulade rolled with spices and vegetables.

  • Well, my grandmother used to do a lovely chocolate roulade.

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  • Then we have candy cane roulade, which looks like a cut in half a candy cane.

  • This batter, as a matter of fact, is very similar to an airy roulade recipe, frothy and tender.

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  • But more importantly, its sample menus are full of dishes such as Sloppy Joes or Eggplant and Feta Roulade that most users will actually want to eat.

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  • For dinner, we made a delicious chicken roulade filled with herbs and cheese.

  • She served the beef roulade with a rich mushroom gravy on the side.

Surface Forms

roulade singular
roulades plural

Etymology

Roulade comes from the French verb rouler, meaning 'to roll', and is like the English word roll. A roulade in cooking is literally meat rolled around a filling and then cooked, so the name describes how it is made.