seafood newburg
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Definition
Noun: - A dish consisting of seafood, typically lobster, crab, or shrimp, prepared in a rich, creamy sauce made with butter, cream, egg yolks, and sherry or cognac, and served on toast or rice.
Usage
- Seafood newburg is a classic, luxurious dish often found on the menus of fine dining restaurants.
- The key to a perfect seafood newburg is a velvety sauce that generously coats the seafood.
Examples
- For our anniversary dinner, we started with oysters and then shared a decadent seafood newburg.
- The chef's special tonight is seafood newburg made with fresh Maine lobster.
- I prefer my seafood newburg served over a bed of fluffy white rice rather than toast.
Advanced Usage
- The term can be used attributively (like an adjective) to describe other elements of the dish.
- He ordered the seafood newburg appetizer.
- The style of the sauce itself can be referred to as "Newburg" or "à la Newburg."
- The shrimp were prepared Newburg style.
Variants and Related Words
- Lobster Newburg: A specific and common variant of the dish featuring lobster.
- Crab Newburg: A variant of the dish featuring crab meat.
- Newburg sauce: The rich, creamy sauce that defines the dish, traditionally made with sherry.
Synonyms
- Seafood in Newburg sauce: A more descriptive synonym.
- Creamed seafood on toast/rice: A simpler, descriptive term, though it lacks the specific connotation of the classic Newburg sauce.
Notes on Meaning
This term refers specifically to the prepared dish. It is a compound noun formed from "seafood" and "Newburg," the latter being a proper name (likely from the name of a chef or a place, such as Newburgh, New York) that denotes the signature sauce. The dish is associated with indulgence and traditional American haute cuisine.
Noun
- seafood in Newburg sauce served on toast or rice