quenelle

/kəˈnɛl/
noun
  1. A small, rounded dumpling made of seasoned fish, meat, or vegetable mixture, often served as an appetizer or main dish.
    • The chef served delicate salmon quenelles with a creamy sauce.
    • For the party, she prepared chicken quenelles as a light starter.
    • The restaurant's specialty was a quenelle of pike in lobster bisque.
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