carbonnade
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Origin of carbonnade
1875–80; < French carbon ( n ) ade literally, meat grilled over hot coals, Middle French < Provençal carbonada or Italian carbonata; see carbonado 2
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Down to Germany, we find bierfleisch, which is brisket braised with caramelized onions and beer, a preparation that is reprised in the Flemish speaking parts of Belgium, where it's known as carbonnade.
From Salon ● May 25, 2019
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