belgian beef stew
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Definition
Noun A traditional Belgian dish consisting of beef that is slowly stewed in beer, typically seasoned with garlic, and commonly served with boiled potatoes.
Usage
This term refers specifically to a culinary dish. It is used as a countable noun to name the meal itself. * We are having Belgian beef stew for dinner tonight. * The restaurant's signature dish is its rich Belgian beef stew. * She followed a recipe to make an authentic Belgian beef stew.
Advanced Usage
The term can be used in a broader culinary or cultural context. * Belgian beef stew is considered a classic example of Flemish cuisine. * The key to a good Belgian beef stew is using a dark, malty ale.
Variants and Related Words
- Carbonnade à la Flamande: The French name for this dish, often used interchangeably in English culinary contexts.
- Flemish Stew: A direct English translation sometimes used.
- Beef Stew: The general category of dishes to which Belgian beef stew belongs.
Synonyms
- Carbonnade
- Flemish beef stew
Related Phrases
- Beer-braised beef: A descriptive phrase highlighting the primary cooking method.
- Stewed beef: A more general term for the main component.
Noun
- beef stewed in beer seasoned with garlic and served with boiled potatoes