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meunière
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meu·nière  (mn-yâr)
adj.
Rolled in flour and fried in butter, usually with lemon juice and chopped parsley sprinkled on top. Used of fish.

[French, from (à la) meunière, (in the style of) a miller's wife, from Old French munoiere, feminine of mounier, miller, from Late Latin molnrius, from molna, mill; see mill1.]

meunière [mənˈjɛə (French) mønjɛr]
adj
(Cookery) (of fish) dredged with flour, fried in butter, and served with butter, lemon juice, and parsley
[French, literally: miller's wife]


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