carbonnade flamande
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Definition
Noun: 1. A Belgian beef stew: A traditional Flemish dish consisting of beef that is slowly stewed in beer, typically a Belgian ale, and seasoned with ingredients like garlic, onions, and herbs. It is commonly served with boiled potatoes or sometimes bread.
Usage
- Carbonnade flamande is a classic comfort food from the Flanders region of Belgium.
- The rich, savory flavor of a good carbonnade flamande comes from the slow cooking process and the dark beer used in the sauce.
- For dinner, she prepared a hearty carbonnade flamande with a side of buttery boiled potatoes.
Advanced Usage
- The term is used specifically to denote this particular regional culinary specialty. It is not a general term for any beef stew.
- In culinary contexts, it is often discussed alongside other national stews like French or Hungarian .
Variants and Related Words
- Carbonnade (noun): A more general term for a meat stew, often made with beer. Carbonnade flamande is a specific type of carbonnade.
- Flemish stew (noun): An English translation and synonym for .
Synonyms
- Flemish beef stew
- Belgian beer stew
- (Dutch/Flemish term for a similar dish)
Related Phrases
- To make a carbonnade flamande: The process of preparing this dish.
- The secret to making an authentic carbonnade flamande is using a good Belgian abbey ale.
Noun
- beef stewed in beer seasoned with garlic and served with boiled potatoes