vinaigrette
/ˌvɪnɪˈɡrɛt/
US pronunciation
American sound/ˌvɪnɪˈɡrɛt/
ˌvɪnɪˈɡrɛt
- Syllables
- 3 syllables
- Stress
- 3rd syllable stress
- Vowel
- Short i vowel
- Ending
- Final e often stays silent
ˌvɪnɪ - ˈɡrɛt -> vinaigrette
Myanmar meaning
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vinaigrette /vÇnÇ'gret/ n [U,C]
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- ‘In Lincolnshire you eat stuffed chine with vinegar, but vinaigrette and salad with bread and butter and mustard seem better to me.’
- ‘The world doesn't need another dish befouled by blackberry vinaigrette.’
- ‘Then a small, exquisite pumpkin soup, followed by ravioli of langoustine with a light lobster vinaigrette and other bits and pieces, a combination of flavours I shall long remember.’
- ‘To serve, spoon some marrow bean vinaigrette in the center of a plate and drizzle some salsa verde around the dish.’
- ‘Yellow chicken, fatty beef, brown and white rice, hummus, yogurt and vinaigrette salads were spread out in front of me.’
- ‘We do have a home made, sugar free mint sauce and a home made oil and fat free vinaigrette salad dressing.’
- ‘Variations of curry vinaigrette, juniper vinaigrette, and mustard oil vinaigrette created a whole new sauce dialogue.’
- ‘You might want a sparkling Bibb lettuce salad, too, mined with hearts of palm and dressed in mustardy vinaigrette.’
- ‘The pomme d' amour is also the central flavouring and colouring agent in the famous Creole sauce - a sauce almost as international as vinaigrette or mayonnaise.’
- ‘Add some mustard vinaigrette and toss to combine.’
- ‘New recipes arrived via people rather than books and my sister's summer in France introduced us to tabbouleh, ratatouille and real vinaigrette on salads.’
- ‘Spoon a portion of red curry vinaigrette around the steak tartare.’
- ‘Same goes for the noon menu's immaculately roasted salmon in a refined, brothy ratatouille vinaigrette.’
- ‘For lunch I had courgette soup followed by a smoked chicken salad drizzled with raspberry vinaigrette.’
- ‘Drizzle the scallops with the passion fruit vinaigrette and sour cream sauce.’
- ‘They both offer wonderfully subtle and sweet tastes, best brought out by a salad dressed with a sharp and tangy vinaigrette.’
- ‘Gently toss both types of asparagus, figs and mustard greens with some vinaigrette.’
- ‘This evening I served the steak with pak choi, oyster mushrooms, snow peas, slow roasted tomatoes, soya and lime vinaigrette and horseradish oil.’
- ‘You can also use soy-based mayonnaise and light vinaigrette dressings in potato and macaroni salads and coleslaw.’
- ‘Too much vinaigrette will ruin the salad: add a bit at a time, until the salad is lightly coated.’
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