etouffees

/eɪtuːˈfeɪz/
noun
  1. A Cajun dish made with shellfish (usually crawfish or shrimp) cooked in a thick, spicy sauce and served over rice.
    • The restaurant's shrimp etouffees was so flavorful that I asked for the recipe.
    • She learned to make etouffees from her grandmother in Louisiana.
    • For dinner, we had spicy crawfish etouffees with white rice.
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