fricando

/ˈfrɪkəndoʊ/
noun
  1. A dish of meat, typically veal or poultry, that is larded, braised, and served in its own sauce.
    • She learned to make fricando from her grandmother's old French cookbook.
    • The restaurant's specialty was a tender fricando of chicken in a rich wine sauce.
    • For the holiday dinner, the chef prepared a classic fricando with mushrooms and herbs.
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