fingerling
IPA: fˈɪŋgɝɫɪŋ
noun
- A young salmon or trout.
- A type of small potato grown primarily in North America.
- An infant weasel, stoat, ferret; esp. weasels.
- Any finger-sized version of something typically larger.
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Examples of "fingerling" in Sentences
- Make him kielbasa, sour kraut and fingerling potatoes.
- Mashed fingerling potatoes with macaroni and cheese is a great start as long as you garnish with bacon.
- This stand still had more summery stuff: peppers, fairy-tale eggplant, fingerling potatoes, summer squash:
- Snow Bear has fennel, German butterball, french fingerling potatoes, dried beans (four varieties), celery and celeriac.
- The Conrad Brothers caught a fish that was living in a natural system for over 9 years, probably released as a fingerling.
- Snow Bear has dried cranberry beans, collards, Rose Finn Apple (fingerling variety) potatoes, red lettuce and Napa cabbage.
- On the menu: The Wolfgang Puck menu featured barbecue pork shank, paella, tortelloni with summer truffles, fingerling potatoes, asparagus, heirloom tomatoes with mozzarella, garlic shrimp, scallops and filet mignon.
- Secondis move on to slow roasted rosemary-honey beef ribs w/chanterelles, a fava & fingerling-abetted Lobster Pot (rosemary butter, porcinis), and a "steak" of roasted Berkshire pork shoulder, which certainly isn't something to get lean on.
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