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  • noun Alternative spelling of carbonade.

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Examples

  • If the dessert were ANZAC biscuits or a pavlova, the meat course could be a beef daube, or a carbonnade flamande … there are so many possibilities.

    The Kitchen Daughter Jael McHenry 2011

  • If the dessert were ANZAC biscuits or a pavlova, the meat course could be a beef daube, or a carbonnade flamande … there are so many possibilities.

    The Kitchen Daughter Jael McHenry 2011

  • To turn this into a delicious twist on the Belgian classic, beef carbonnade, omit the wine and use your favorite dark beer in place of half of the stock.

    The Food Matters Cookbook Mark Bittman 2010

  • Excellent renditions of Belgian classics (waterzooi, carbonnade, rabbit braised in kriek) anchored around food that is cooked with beer.

    Tracking an Ancient Belgian Beer 2009

  • We had the carbonnade over noodles, rather than with the suggested potatoes, and there was plenty of the savory gravy.

    Carbonnade: Beef, Brown Beer, and Onions Lindy 2006

  • This recipe makes vast quantites of carbonnade - obviously you can halve it, but why, when you can have a great dinner for next week tucked in the fridge?

    Carbonnade: Beef, Brown Beer, and Onions Lindy 2006

  • "It has been an ingredient in stews carbonnade, fritters and batters in the Middle Ages, and even used as an ingredient in desserts."

    Archive 2008-04-01 2008

  • I had intended to buy a couple of six packs, so my friends could drink some with their carbonnade, but it turns out this stuff is really expensive, and I didn't have enough money with me.

    Carbonnade: Beef, Brown Beer, and Onions Lindy 2006

  • "It has been an ingredient in stews carbonnade, fritters and batters in the Middle Ages, and even used as an ingredient in desserts."

    Fruit Ales, Mixed Cheese, Fromagination and the Common Link of Lucy Saunders 2008

  • Just this weekend, I had a bowl of carbonnade and a beer bottle out on the porch, trying to catch a little natural light, when a new neighbor walked right by, looking dubious.

    Baby Bokchoy Braise Lindy 2006

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