pigeon breast
Americannoun
noun
Other Word Forms
- pigeon-breasted adjective
- pigeon-breastedness noun
Etymology
Origin of pigeon breast
First recorded in 1840–50
Example Sentences
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Where to eat Costes has had its Michelin star since 2010, and its signature dish—pigeon breast, served rare, with mixed beets and a sauce including Ethiopian coffee—still wins kudos.
Place a pigeon breast on top and serve with any oily, meaty juices from the resting plate.
From The Guardian
Try the wood pigeon breasts with curried brussels sprout puree and stuffing.
From The Guardian
The entrepreneur worked up gourmet recipes for the committee to taste — smoked pigeon breast, pigeon soup — and the meetings became makeshift dinner parties.
From New York Times
On board: old-meets-new British dishes like smoked pigeon breast with pickled walnuts and a range of eccentric characters in tweeds.
From New York Times
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