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chiffonade
[shif-uh-neyd, -nahd]
adjective
a mixture of finely cut vegetables, herbs, or the like, for use in soups, salads, etc.
chiffonade
/ ˌʃɪəˈɑː /
noun
finely shredded leaf vegetables used as a base for a dish or as a garnish
Word History and Origins
Origin of chiffonade1
Example Sentences
Additionally, chiffonade radish greens are a great garnish on top of baked fish or grilled chicken, LaMarita said.
She fries them as appetizers, like sage leaves; chiffonades them over pasta; and adds them to salads.
Also consider how that bitter ingredient is cut: Large strips of collards as a side yield different results than having thin chiffonades incorporated throughout a dish.
Add whole lemon balm leaves to green salads, or chiffonade the leaves and scatter them over a fruit salad for added zesty flavor.
Fortunately for the table, the crusty pork Milanese shows up as merely a substantial cutlet splayed across a chiffonade of snap peas and fresh mint.
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