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Definition of magret in English: magretnoun ˈmaɡrɛɪˈmāɡrā A fillet of meat cut from a breast of duck. Example sentencesExamples - It was a perfectly competent but fairly ordinary magret with a parmentier of confit and a cassis sauce.
- My order of magret of duck was beautifully cooked, the slices of pinkish breast meat fanned out over cep mushrooms.
- So I cooked the simplest, tastiest thing I could think of: barbecued magret with barbecued chips.
- I started with a duck salad that consisted of a fan of labial magret, a hunch of little gem and three boiled, bland mini carrots.
- For his family's Christmas dinner he likes to roast potatoes and cut-up apples with his magret.
Origin French, diminutive of Gascon dialect magre 'lean' (as the leanest meat is chosen), corresponding to standard French maigre.. Definition of magret in US English: magretnounˈmāɡrā A fillet of meat cut from a breast of duck. Example sentencesExamples - My order of magret of duck was beautifully cooked, the slices of pinkish breast meat fanned out over cep mushrooms.
- It was a perfectly competent but fairly ordinary magret with a parmentier of confit and a cassis sauce.
- For his family's Christmas dinner he likes to roast potatoes and cut-up apples with his magret.
- I started with a duck salad that consisted of a fan of labial magret, a hunch of little gem and three boiled, bland mini carrots.
- So I cooked the simplest, tastiest thing I could think of: barbecued magret with barbecued chips.
Origin French, diminutive of Gascon dialect magre ‘lean’ (as the leanest meat is chosen), corresponding to standard French maigre.. |