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Carbonnade

Bible DictionaryItalian Culinary Terms
cahr-boh-NAHD
This robust stew hails from the northern region of Val d'Aosta but is also common in France, where it is called carbonade. (In the rest of Italy, it goes by the name of carbonata.) Traditionally carbonnade has been made with salted rather than fresh beef, for it was one of the region's staples.
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