stroganoff
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- noun
- /ˈstroʊɡəˌnɔf/
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stroganoff
- For dinner, I prepared a traditional beef stroganoff with homemade noodles.
- beef stroganoff
- plate of stroganoff
- stroganoff on the menu
A sloppy Joe stroganoff with a tie.
- A sloppy Joe stroganoff with a tie.
Examples
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I already made the stroganoff.
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- The stroganoff is ready.
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Tomorrow I want to serve stroganoff at the party.
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But I made some incredible beef stroganoff last night.
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Can you make beef stroganoff with chicken?
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Normally I'm not a stroganoff kind of girl, but this was fantastic.
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Cheryl and I thought the stroganoff was marvelous.
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I've never made stroganoff before, and this looks like a good recipe.
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Nick spooned bits of beef stroganoff into his mouth.
Fiction book (2002) -
To read the entire list is exhausting, to choose is difficult, but eventually I decide on something simple and native: beef stroganoff and a summer salad.
Fiction book (2002)
Synonyms
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A dish of cooked beef strips and mushrooms in a sour cream sauce served with noodles
Compounds
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A dish of cooked beef strips and mushrooms in a sour cream sauce served with noodles
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Etymology
Stroganoff is named after a rich Russian family, Stroganov, sometimes spelled Stroganoff, who made popular a dish of meat cooked quickly in a pan in a creamy sauce, so the name is like 'the Stroganov family's style'. That's why stroganoff now means meat cooked in a creamy sauce, often served with noodles or rice.