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à la polonaise

 
Food and Nutrition: à la polonaise

Dishes made with soured cream, beetroot, and red cabbage.

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[poh-loh-NEHZ] French for "in the manner of Poland," generally referring to cooked vegetables (most often cauliflower or asparagus) that are sprinkled with chopped hard-cooked egg, breadcrumbs, parsley and melted butter.

 
 

 

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