ragout
IPA: rˈægaʊt
noun
- a stew of meat and vegetables mixed together
- (by extension) any stew, soup, or sauce
verb
- (transitive) To prepare (food) as a ragout.
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Examples of "ragout" in Sentences
- Types of casserole include ragout, hotpot, cassoulet and carbonnade.
- Ragout and I were largely on different sides of the plagiarism issue.
- 571 I will teach thee how to eat cumin ragout without washing thy hands!
- I fear that this article is ragout of history, legend, and agenda pushing.
- Wilt thou cut off my hand, because I ate of a cumin ragout and did not wash?
- The most popular filling is mashed potato but it may also be ragout or couscous.
- Quoth she, Thou madman’ what made thee eat of cumin ragout and forget to wash thy hand?
- When he ended his verse we said to him, “Allah upon thee, tell us thy reason for refusing to eat of the cumin ragout?”
- "Oh dear! oh dear!" cried Jeanne; "all the chocolate ragout is spilt, and the whipped-up egg is mixed with the orange-juice soup.
- Then she went away and I saw no more of her for ten days, during which time she sent me meat and drink by a slave girl who told me that she had fallen sick from the smell of the cumin ragout.
- When, therefore, you brought me the cumin ragout my colour changed and I said to myself, “It was this very dish that caused the cutting off of my thumbs and great toes;” and, when you forced me, I said, “Needs must I fulfil the oath I have sworn.”
- Meanwhile, they set before me a tray of food where on were various meats and among those dishes, which were enough to daze the wits, was a bowl of cumin ragout containing chickens breasts, fricandoed569 and flavoured with sugar, pistachios, musk and rose water.
- Once again the cooker boiled, and for that night we had a really good square meal -- more than enough of everything -- pemmican with pieces of pony meat in it, a chocolate biscuit, "ragout" raisins, caramels, ginger, cocoa, butter, and a double ration of biscuits.
- 570 Then she took from her side a plaited scourge and came down with it on my back and the place where I sit till her forearms were benumbed and I fainted away from the much beating; when she said to the handmaids, “Take him and carry him to the Chief of Police, that he may strike off the hand wherewith he ate of the cumin ragout, and which he did not wash.”