Indienne

American  

[an-dee-en, an-dyen] / ˌæn diˈɛn, ɛ̃ˈdyɛn /

adjective

1. (of food) prepared or seasoned in East Indian style, as with curry.

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noun

1. (lowercase) a lightweight cotton fabric printed or painted in imitation of fabrics made in India.

Etymology

Origin of Indienne

1875–80, < French à l'indienne; Indian

Example Sentences

In the middle of COVID, I left Rooh completely and now I’m part of Baar Baar in New York, Baar Baar in Los Angeles, Indienne in Chicago, and a coffee shop called Swadesi also in Chicago.

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At Indienne, we are doing Indian food.

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Amid COVID, I moved to Chicago and opened my restaurant called Indienne, which has one Michelin star.

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Speaking of the designs within your restaurant and your food, I wanted to spotlight the Chicken Katli served at Indienne.

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Sarkar — the head chef behind NYC's Baar Baar restaurant and Chicago’s Indienne — teamed up with Shan Foods, a producer of packaged spice mixes, to create two popular appetizers traditionally enjoyed on Diwali.

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