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quenelle

[ kuh-nel ]

noun

  1. French Cooking. a dumpling of finely chopped fish or meat that is poached in water or stock and usually served with a sauce.


quenelle

/ °ìəˈ²ÔÉ›±ô /

noun

  1. a finely sieved mixture of cooked meat or fish, shaped into various forms and cooked in stock or fried as croquettes
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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of quenelle1

1835–45; < French < German °­²Ôö»å±ð±ô dumpling
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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of quenelle1

C19: from French, from German °­²Ôö»å±ð±ô dumpling, from Old High German knodo knot
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˜yÐÄvlog on the street is that Cafe du Soleil serves up the best quenelle — the must-have bouchon dish — in Lyon, and I’d believe it.

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The quenelle, an ivory round of delicate custard formed from fish and cream, dares you not to take its photo.

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Bright orange trout roe shimmers from a dimple in the quenelle, which rises from a burnt-orange moat of lobster bisque dotted with buttery sauteed crayfish.

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He is widely associated with an inverted Nazi salute known as the quenelle.

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As it happens, when mixed into a sweet and fluffy cake, the herb’s brightness and light pepper and bitterness open out into aromatic splendor, a Grinch-green crumble that can warm the heart, beneath a delicate quenelle of brown-butter ice cream.

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