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Definition of steak tartare in English: steak tartarenounsteɪkt ɑːˈtɑːˌstāk tä(r)ˈtär mass nounA dish consisting of raw minced steak mixed with raw egg, onion, and seasonings and shaped into small cakes or patties. Example sentencesExamples - I'll trade you one apology for McDonald's Filet-o-Fish in exchange for a mea culpa over haggis or steak tartare.
- Meat is rarely consumed raw, although some cultures include the practice and one or two western dishes, notably steak tartare, do call for raw meat.
- Kibbeh, a mixture of cracked wheat and minced lamb is good, but it is worth remembering that this is a dish, like steak tartare, of raw meat.
- I started with steak tartare, topped with a fried quail's egg and served with celeriac remoulade, while my friend Lucinda went for the crotin, a disc of goat's cheese wrapped in filo pastry.
- The ingredients that give the French classic steak tartare its characteristic flavor are just as easily tossed with roasted chopped beets for an earthy, low-fat appetizer.
- The first night of my honeymoon in Paris, my wife fell asleep in her steak tartare, so my trotter kept me company.
- To think that I, a respected online food journalist, could be seduced by plates and plates of Buffalo steak tartare?
- Among the twelve starters, the steak tartare was my favorite, with cubes of coarsely chopped, instead of ground, beef.
- What I can never resist is the excellent steak tartare which you so seldom see on a menu nowadays served with fried quail's egg, crème fraîche and chips.
- And if steak tartare were as popular as hamburger, the absolutely stunning, caper-studded, mustard-spiked version he brings to the table would be reason enough to ensure lines out the door.
- I enjoyed a combination of julienned raw beef with daikon, sweet rice vinegar, and raw egg yolk that produced a steak tartare with some sweetness and crunch.
- In the 1600s, German sailors returned to port in Hamburg with steak tartare - raw ground beef with egg and spices - from Russia, called it Hamburg Steak and ate it raw or cooked.
- Toxoplasmosis, an infection you don't often hear about, but you should, because it could be lurking in a steak tartare near you.
- Thanks to exports of contaminated animal feeds from France's British chums, it was no longer safe to eat steak tartare, faux filet, boeuf bourgignon - those very staples of French cuisine.
- I have modelled this recipe on the famous steak tartare, and added a little Tabasco, Worcestershire sauce and Dijon mustard as well.
- Their version of steak tartare turned out to be a disastrous agglomeration of purplish burger meat bristling, hedgehog-style, with inedible, overly dry toast points.
- In between fondues, I tackled a basket of tiny cheese puffs called gougères, a fairly bland steak tartare, and a bowl of delicious escargots sealed in a buttery pastry crust.
- On our first visit, we warmed up with the marrow bones and the always excellent steak tartare, which the Brombergs whip into a kind of silky, pink paste and bury in mounds of waffle chips.
- For dinner, it's salad, rice or pasta, broccoli or asparagus, and chicken, fish or steak tartare.
- You can eat steak tartare without wondering whether Mad Cow Disease will get you in 30 years' time.
Definition of steak tartare in US English: steak tartarenounˌstāk tä(r)ˈtär A dish consisting of raw ground steak mixed with raw egg, onion, and seasonings. Example sentencesExamples - In between fondues, I tackled a basket of tiny cheese puffs called gougères, a fairly bland steak tartare, and a bowl of delicious escargots sealed in a buttery pastry crust.
- Toxoplasmosis, an infection you don't often hear about, but you should, because it could be lurking in a steak tartare near you.
- And if steak tartare were as popular as hamburger, the absolutely stunning, caper-studded, mustard-spiked version he brings to the table would be reason enough to ensure lines out the door.
- What I can never resist is the excellent steak tartare which you so seldom see on a menu nowadays served with fried quail's egg, crème fraîche and chips.
- In the 1600s, German sailors returned to port in Hamburg with steak tartare - raw ground beef with egg and spices - from Russia, called it Hamburg Steak and ate it raw or cooked.
- Among the twelve starters, the steak tartare was my favorite, with cubes of coarsely chopped, instead of ground, beef.
- Thanks to exports of contaminated animal feeds from France's British chums, it was no longer safe to eat steak tartare, faux filet, boeuf bourgignon - those very staples of French cuisine.
- You can eat steak tartare without wondering whether Mad Cow Disease will get you in 30 years' time.
- For dinner, it's salad, rice or pasta, broccoli or asparagus, and chicken, fish or steak tartare.
- On our first visit, we warmed up with the marrow bones and the always excellent steak tartare, which the Brombergs whip into a kind of silky, pink paste and bury in mounds of waffle chips.
- The ingredients that give the French classic steak tartare its characteristic flavor are just as easily tossed with roasted chopped beets for an earthy, low-fat appetizer.
- Kibbeh, a mixture of cracked wheat and minced lamb is good, but it is worth remembering that this is a dish, like steak tartare, of raw meat.
- I started with steak tartare, topped with a fried quail's egg and served with celeriac remoulade, while my friend Lucinda went for the crotin, a disc of goat's cheese wrapped in filo pastry.
- The first night of my honeymoon in Paris, my wife fell asleep in her steak tartare, so my trotter kept me company.
- I enjoyed a combination of julienned raw beef with daikon, sweet rice vinegar, and raw egg yolk that produced a steak tartare with some sweetness and crunch.
- I'll trade you one apology for McDonald's Filet-o-Fish in exchange for a mea culpa over haggis or steak tartare.
- Their version of steak tartare turned out to be a disastrous agglomeration of purplish burger meat bristling, hedgehog-style, with inedible, overly dry toast points.
- Meat is rarely consumed raw, although some cultures include the practice and one or two western dishes, notably steak tartare, do call for raw meat.
- To think that I, a respected online food journalist, could be seduced by plates and plates of Buffalo steak tartare?
- I have modelled this recipe on the famous steak tartare, and added a little Tabasco, Worcestershire sauce and Dijon mustard as well.
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