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cassoulet
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cas·sou·let  (ks-l)
n.
A casserole of white beans, various meats, vegetables, and herbs, slowly simmered or baked in a slow oven.
[French, stove dish, diminutive of cassolo, earthenware vessel, from casso, from Old Provençal cassa; see casserole.]


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They can be used in soups, stir-fries, or cassoulets or as a side dish on their own.
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