ragout
ragout — 名詞
- ragoutsingular
- ragoutsplural
1. a meat or seafood dish that is slowly cooked with vegetables, herbs, and spices
蔬菜燉肉
加入蔬菜慢火燉煮的肉或魚料理
a meat or seafood dish that is slowly cooked with vegetables, herbs, and spices to create a thick, flavorful sauce
The restaurant's weekend special was a rich lamb ragout served with crusty bread.
這家餐廳的週末特餐是搭配脆皮麵包的濃郁羊肉燉菜。
collocation: rich lamb ragout / hearty beef ragout
Leo followed his grandmother's recipe for a chicken ragout and served it over rice.
Leo 按照祖母的食譜做了雞肉燉菜,搭配米飯享用。
Greta bought fresh tomatoes and zucchini to add to her vegetable ragout for dinner.
Greta 買了新鮮番茄和櫛瓜,加入她的晚餐蔬菜燉菜中。
Layla prepared a seafood ragout with shrimp and mussels for the dinner party.
Layla 為晚餐派對準備了一道加入蝦和淡菜的海鮮燉菜。
The cooking class taught students how to make a classic French ragout from scratch.
烹飪課教學生如何從頭開始製作經典的法式燉菜。
- stew
a broader term; a stew can have larger meat chunks and may be cooked for longer with less emphasis on seasoning
- casserole
baked in the oven rather than simmered on the stovetop, and often includes a topping or binding ingredient
- goulash
a Hungarian-style stew seasoned with paprika, typically thinner and soupier than ragout
用法筆記
Unlike a regular stew (which may use larger chunks of meat), a ragout is distinguished by its small, uniformly-cut pieces and seasoning that gives the sauce a thick consistency.