farci
[fahr-see; French far-see]
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adjective Cookery.
filled with with seasoned bread crumbs or other savory matter; stuffed.
Origin of farci
1900–05; < French, past participle of farcir to stuff < Latin farcīre
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Examples from the Web for farci
Historical Examples of farci
Three members of the town council were converted with a Dindon farci a la Josh Smith.
Sunshine Sketches of a Little TownStephen Leacock
The mixture for chops is prepared in the same manner as for farci, except that the meat is cut a little finer.
The Century Cook BookMary Ronald
A little fat Brahminee child, 'farci an ris,' must be a tempting and tender bonne bouche to these river gourmands.
farci
adjective
Word Origin for farci
French: stuffed; see farce
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