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Definitions from the WebEtouffeNoun: Etouffe is a traditional Cajun dish from Louisiana, typically seen as a stew made with shellfish and served over rice. Sample sentence: For dinner, I made a delicious etouffe with shrimp and served it over a bed of white rice. Verb: Etouffe can also be used as a verb, meaning to cook or smother something, usually a food item, in a thick, flavorful sauce. Sample sentence: She decided to etouffe the chicken in a rich tomato sauce, making it incredibly flavorful and tender. Adjective: Etouffe can also function as an adjective to describe something as being smothered or covered in a thick sauce. Sample sentence: The steak was served with an etouffe sauce that added a burst of flavor to every bite. Related products on Amazon: | ||||
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