bordelaise
- noun
- /ˌbɔːrdəˈleɪz/
- Then we'll have filet de boeuf, sauce bordelaise.
- bordelaise sauce
Examples
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The restaurant's special included lamb chops topped with a luscious bordelaise sauce.
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New York Strip with Bordelaise Sauce.
Fiction book (2000) -
Bordelaise
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Garçon, where is the Bordelaise sauce?
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The chef paired the steak with a rich bordelaise sauce to enhance its flavor.
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For dinner, we enjoyed a tender beef dish served with a classic bordelaise sauce.
Synonyms
A rich sauce made from red wine, onions, herbs, and butter to serve with meat
A sauce made with red wine, onions, herbs and butter, often served with beef
Surface Forms
Etymology
Bordelaise comes from Bordeaux, a region in France famous for 'red wine'. The sauce was named after that wine because it is made with red wine and beef marrow, so a bordelaise is a rich sauce that naturally goes with beef.