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- noun A paste of burnt
garlic andonion withherbs , from India; a type ofmasala .
Etymologies
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Examples
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Entrée: Filet mignon, polenta ravioli with cauliflower and vadouvan butter, whole roasted zucchini blossom, Bloomsdale spinach, Pinot Noir sauce.
Governors Ball features a colorful theme and praise for the host 2009
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And Chef Quinn Hatfield, whose new restaurant, Hatfield's, was honored as Restaurant of the Year came up with a meltingly soft cube of pork belly atop a barley, corn and carrot salad with vadouvan sauce which really sang with flavor.
Jay Weston: The Summer of My Discontent -- Too Many Food Festivals? 2010
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Marcel -- vadouvan lamb with tzatziki, pickled red onion and "anti-flatbread"
Top Chef All-Stars Ep. 3: Finally, some food Carol Blymire 2010
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The fish is surrounded by a yellow cloud of foam flavored with vadouvan and a few golden sprigs of clover.
SFGate: Don Asmussen: Bad Reporter Michael Bauer 2011
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He layers the dip with smoked raisins for a mysterious sweetness and tops it all with a snowdrift of sour cream spiked with vadouvan, a curry paste with fried onions.
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A growing number of them are tinkering with the basic emulsion of egg yolk, oil and acid traditionally vinegar or lemon juice and whipping up small batches that go well beyond chipotle - think vadouvan, smoked paprika, chorizo and mole.
The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed ZOSIA BIELSKI 2011
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Flan flavored with vadouvan garnishes butternut squash soup.
SFGate: Don Asmussen: Bad Reporter food@sfchronicle.com (Lisa Wallace 2011
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Flavors of India are brought forth in a creamy cauliflower soup ($9) with the occasional crunch of almonds; the vadouvan spice dims to let the vegetable shine and then comes on bright at the end.
SFGate: Top News Stories Michael Bauer 2010
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The unique recipes also featured some less-well-known spices and spice blends, including vadouvan, harissa and asafoetida, specialties that aren't usually found on your grocery store shelves but can be purchased from specialty stores and online.
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The flavors are plain - in De Smet, S.D., you didn't find vadouvan in the general store - but many of the dishes made me hungry: parsnips sliced the long way, dipped in flour and fried in butter; bird's-nest pudding, which is whole apples baked in a fluffy egg batter; green pumpkin pie, made from green pumpkins, of course.
NYT > Home Page By PETE WELLS 2010
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